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Centre for Work Health and Safety

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21.01.2022 The major #WHS concerns of food delivery workers are traffic accidents, verbal abuse and theft or vandalism of equipment. The next phase of our research with SafeWork NSW Behavioural Insights Team Australia and Macquarie University will look at ways to help reduce WHS risks for workers. For more research insights from our Gig economy Project, read the food delivery worker report: http://www.centreforwhs.nsw.gov.au//gig-economy-roles-and-

21.01.2022 Food Delivery workers are typically under 30, male, and in Australia on student visas. They choose food delivery work for its flexibility and to supplement existing income streams. For more research insights from our Gig economy Project, supported by SafeWork NSW, Behavioural Insights Team Australia and Macquarie University , read our Food delivery workers report: http://www.centreforwhs.nsw.gov.au//gig-economy-roles-and-

15.01.2022 Are you interested in understanding the WHS impact of autonomous robots working alongside humans? We are now seeking proposals for new research in this space. For more information or to apply visit http://www.centreforwhs.nsw.gov.au//working-safely-with-co #robotics #futureofwork #whs #ohs #CentreforWHS

10.01.2022 Almost all food delivery platforms have dedicated WHS teams, driven by a desire to retain food delivery workers. Learn more about what we've uncovered with Behavioural Insights Team Australia, Macquarie University and SafeWork NSW in the Food Delivery Platform’ Report on our website: http://www.centreforwhs.nsw.gov.au//gig-economy-roles-and-

01.01.2022 According to food delivery platforms, not knowing how to report a #WHS incident and the fear of repercussions may contribute to low reporting rates. Learn more about what we've uncovered with Behavioural Insights Team Australia, Macquarie University and SafeWork NSW in our food delivery platforms’ report on our website: http://www.centreforwhs.nsw.gov.au//gig-economy-roles-and-