Flourish360, formerly Acumind AI
Psychosocial hazard library

Practical support for safer, more human workplaces

Explore clear guides and short videos to help your people recognise psychosocial hazards, start better conversations and turn insight into action.

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Workplace Health & Safety Show
RSEA Safety
Hort Connections
AUSVEG
NAB
UPL
Portia Resources
Tripod Farmers
Lawson Grains
Warakirri
LaunchVic
AgriFutures Australia

Explore by hazard

Start with what your people are experiencing

Each resource explains the hazard in everyday language, shows what it can look like at work and outlines practical ways to reduce the risk.

Work designComing soon

Job demands

When workload, pace, emotional effort or complexity exceeds a person's capacity to recover.

Work designComing soon

Low job control

When people have little influence over how, when or where their work is performed.

OrganisationalComing soon

Poor organisational change management

When workplace change is poorly planned, communicated, consulted on or supported.

OrganisationalComing soon

Poor organisational justice

When decisions, processes or treatment at work are experienced as inconsistent or unfair.

Work designComing soon

Lack of role clarity

When responsibilities, expectations, priorities or reporting lines are unclear or conflicting.

EnvironmentComing soon

Remote or isolated work

When physical or social isolation makes communication, assistance or emergency support harder to access.

RelationshipsComing soon

Harmful behaviours

Bullying, harassment, aggression, conflict and other behaviours that may harm people at work.

EnvironmentComing soon

Poor physical environment

When noise, temperature, lighting, equipment or workplace conditions make safe work harder.

EnvironmentComing soon

Traumatic events or materials

Direct or indirect exposure to distressing events, situations or content through work.

OrganisationalComing soon

Inadequate reward and recognition

When people's effort and contribution are not fairly acknowledged, valued or rewarded.

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