Safety must be a priority

WorkSafe has successfully prosecuted 66 companies in the past five years for health and safety breaches that harmed apprentices or placed them at serious risk, resulting in $7.38 million in fines, court costs and enforceable undertakings.

Apprentices are among the most vulnerable workers in the state, according to WorkSafe. Photo: Supplied.

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Safety must be a priority

WorkSafe has successfully prosecuted 66 companies in the past five years for health and safety breaches that harmed apprentices or placed them at serious risk, resulting in $7.38 million in fines, court costs and enforceable undertakings.

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