Emily Douglas

1 week ago | thesafetymag.com | Emily Douglas

In Canada, the average direct cost of a workplace injury is around $29,000 By 28 May 2025 This article was created in partnership with Medcor Canada. In industrial and construction-heavy environments - where time is money and every delay can disrupt schedules - workplace injuries are more than just health issues, they’re operational threats. As per the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS), the average direct cost of a workplace injury is around $29,000.

2 weeks ago | thesafetymag.com | Emily Douglas

In today's increasingly complex landscape, understanding this relationship is more important than ever before By 22 May 2025 As organizations continue to turn to contractors and suppliers to meet business demands, the line between outsourced risk and unmanaged risk grows thinner. And, in today’s increasingly complex landscape, understanding this relationship is more important than ever before.

1 month ago | hcamag.com | Emily Douglas

New data sheds light on emerging trends and priorities across Australian organisations Leveraging AI, building flexible multi-generational work models, and strengthening the connection between people strategies and business results – they’re the three pillars of organisational success in 2025.

1 month ago | hcamag.com | Emily Douglas

Australian HR leaders are already obsessed with new 'tech-driven' leasing app Novated leasing is an employee benefit that has been around for a long time, and Auto-UX is a pioneer driving a technology revolution in the sector. The old archaic system of call centres, hard copy paperwork and clunky processes has been thrown to the curbside in favor of an employee experience focused, digitized solution.

2 months ago | hcamag.com | Emily Douglas

'We're eliminating unconscious bias, but we're also eliminating conscious bias,' says Auto-UX CEO Choosing a car as part of a benefits package should feel empowering. Instead, it often feels like a gamble—confusing, sales-driven, and weighed down by bias. Greg Parkes, CEO of Auto-UX, believes it doesn’t have to be that way.