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Feb 12, 2024
How to handle work related stress
Life can be full of surprises, and we all face challenges from time to time. Sometimes stress at work can come in the form of a tight deadline, a project c...
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Feb 09, 2024
Setting female plumbers up for success
It's not uncommon for kids to follow in their parents or relatives footsteps when it comes to choosing a career. If you talk to a plumbing apprentice you ...
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Jan 22, 2024
Bluehats give the suicide prevention program the thumbs up
Construction workers have spoken about the benefits of being a ‘Bluehat’ on-site. In an independent evaluation, volunteers in our ‘Bluehats’ program share...
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Jan 18, 2024
Celebrating our colouring competition winners
In early December we ran a colouring and sticker competition at the John Cummins Builders Union Picnic. Throughout the day we spoke to thousands of members...
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Dec 20, 2023
Supporting members through tough times with entitlements and wellbeing programs.
Our FY23 Annual Report released today, shows how we have supported our members through some pretty challenging times with entitlements and industry specifi...
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Dec 15, 2023
Weathering the Storm, how the Victorian Building and Construction Industry survived the COVID-19 pandemic
Lessons learnt show that industry and government working together saved lives and jobs. In 2022 we commissioned a research project to investigate how our i...
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Oct 25, 2023
#PAWS4 Episode 4: Getting back to calm
Stress on your body We all get stressed from time to time but you might not have noticed the physical impacts it can have on your body. When you’re calm an...
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Oct 17, 2023
Bluehats supporting the mental health of our industry
Construction workers are 50% more likely to take their own lives compared to other industries. Mental health and suicide are a significant challenge requir...
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Oct 09, 2023
How an Incolink on-site skin check changed Sam’s life
Two in three Australian’s will be diagnosed with skin cancer in their lifetime.The risk for outdoor workers is up to 10 times higher than indoor workers....
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