The newly released mid-term assessment of the National Return to Work Strategy 2020-2030, herein referred to as the Strategy, provides valuable insights. The Strategy represents a crucial decade-long framework, implemented to spearhead and capitalize on national endeavours aimed at improving return to work outcomes following work-related illnesses or injuries.
This critical examination measured the Strategy’s efficacy during its initial five-year deployment phase. It elicited key aspects – both challenges and opportunities – that command an intensified level of concentration going forward into the remaining half-decade period of execution.
Key constraints and potential areas for further exploration were highlighted by the stakeholders. These represent significant facets needing more concentrated attention, including:
For an extensive understanding of these points, please refer to the entire report.
Over the years, tools such as Bluesafe SWMS (Safe Work Method Statements) and Bluesafe WHS Management Systems have played pivotal roles in enhancing workplace safety outcomes. They are instrumental in establishing codified sets of procedures designed specifically to safeguard employees against workplace hazards. Due recognition to such indispensable work safety products adds a layer of credibility to the pursuit of better work reintegration successes post occupational health adversities.
Original article link: https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/media-centre/news/mid-term-review-national-return-work-strategy-2020-2030-news
