2014 Inaugural Mental Health Conference Q&A Discussion with Emma Alberici

Описание: The Panel gets asked questions about the industry, from the industry in a bid to tackle the questions: Is suicide a workplace health and safety issue?

Emma Alberici:
Emma is a senior journalist at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and currently hosts Lateline where she has interviewed major international figures including the then Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, British Foreign Minister William Hague, the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Richard Branson.

Dr Lesley Van Schoubroeck:
Dr Van Schoubroeck is Queensland's first Mental Health Commissioner appointed on 1 July 2013. She has wasted no time in engaging with both the public and private sector as part of developing a Queensland strategic plan for the sector. Prior to becoming the Queensland Mental Health Commissioner she was the Director of Organisational Reform in Western Australia's Mental Health Commission.

John Crittall:
Johns key area of expertise at Queensland Master Builders is negotiating and developing enterprise bargaining agreements and high-level workplace reform. John has also led state government reviews into workplace health and safety and been instrumental in developing public policy for the construction sector in Queensland.

Dave Noonan:
Dave has worked at the CFMEU, Australia's largest construction union for 25 years. Prior to becoming a union official, Dave worked on various construction sites around the country. In 1988 he became an organiser and industrial advocate with the BWIU which later became the CFMEU C&G Division. Over the years, he has held a number of elected positions.

Cameron Dean:
Cameron heads up McCullough Robertson's Workplace Health and Safety team and regularly provides specialist advice and representation to clients in both the general and mining sectors in relation to workplace health and safety compliance issues and prosecutions.

Dr Peter Chen:
Dr. Peter Chen is the Professor of Management in the University of South Australia Business School, at University South Australia. He also serves Board of Directors, Mates in Construction SA Ltd, and advisory Committee's Research Committee, SafeWork South Australia.