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May 23, 2023
How Incolink is supporting the Building and Construction Industry
Over the last three decades we have worked to build a skilled and sustainable workforce. As the safety net for the building and construction industry we pr...
Read moreMay 09, 2023
#PAWS4 Episode 3: Meet the feel goods
What are the feel goods? There are chemicals in our bodies that are designed to make us feel good. The body can release these chemicals to help with our ov...
Read moreApr 13, 2023
UV SunSmart toolboxes reach over 1,600 workers
After a successful launch in February and March, we have wrapped up the first round of our UV SunSmart toolboxes in partnership with the Cancer Council Aus...
Read moreMar 15, 2023
Women to make up 20 per cent of construction workers by 2040
Women could account for almost one in five construction workers by 2040. This increase will be essential to fill the 26,000 estimated vacancies. Last year ...
Read moreFeb 28, 2023
#PAWS4 Episode 2: Is your furry friend a ‘Dog-tective’?
The Stress Response Stress is normal and can come in many forms. Every day, there are moments in our life that can be stressful, including: FinancesRelatio...
Read moreFeb 22, 2023
Giving construction workers the right tools to prevent skin cancer
Construction workers don’t go on site unless they’ve got all the right equipment. High Vis, protective headwear, gloves, harnesses, and anchors are part of...
Read moreFeb 15, 2023
Read our latest Industry Snapshot
Last year we faced some economic challenges which are likely to continue in the first half of 2023. The Reserve Bank is continuing to increase the cash ra...
Read moreDec 19, 2022
Updated security measures to protect your account
As of today, Victoria has joined other states making it mandatory to provide a Driver's Licence card number as an added security measure. This verification...
Read moreDec 13, 2022
Work injury management support for employers and injured workers
The effects of workplace injuries are felt across the building industry. Getting back to work after an injury helps to maintain social connections, can min...
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