12 – 13 March
LGIS had a great time at the LG Professionals WA Finance Conference on March 12 – 13. It might be the last large gathering we make it to for a while, so it was a great opportunity to touch base with the delegates face to face. Thank you to everyone who came down and said hello.
LGIS staff members have successfully made the transition to working from home. Pictured is our executive team catching up via Zoom recently. Remember we are just a phone call or Zoom meeting away.
In light of the current climate, we will be looking to run video conferencing sessions in the near future. More details to follow once arrangements are confirmed.
Congratulations to the Shire of Kellerberrin on receiving the Tier 2 Diligence in Safety Award. CEO James Sheridan visited the Shire earlier this month to meet the team and present the award. The award recognises strong results through LGIS’s ‘3 Steps to Safety’ program.
From marquees, stages and sound systems to temporary fencing, generators, catering equipment and vehicles, third-party asset hire is a practical way to meet short-term needs without owning everything year-round.
The Workers Compensation and Injury Management Act 2023 (WA) introduced a significant change to the assessment of psychological injury claims in Western Australia. While the Act retains a broad definition of injury, section seven contains a new exclusion for psychological and psychiatric disorders arising from ‘reasonable administrative action’ taken by an employer.
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