In many workplaces, particularly those involving lone, remote or frontline work, employees often feel unsupported, unheard or unsafe. But these feelings aren’t just internal morale issues. They have real consequences for safety, mental health, incident reporting, and organisational performance. The connection between safety, mental health and voice When staff don’t feel they have a voice, […]

The rise of mobile lone worker applications in modern workplaces Across Australia, more employees than ever are working alone, whether it’s healthcare staff making home visits, utility workers in the field, or council staff conducting inspections. While these roles are vital, they also carry risks. That’s why more organisations are turning to mobile lone worker […]

Headlines, stats and why this matters Recent headlines, from violent incidents in shopping centres to assaults during home care visits, have thrust lone worker safety into the spotlight. Organisations across health, community services, retail and public-facing roles are asking the same question: how many lone workers are attacked every day? The short answer: there’s no […]