
In recent times we have grown our understanding of psychological strain and stress at work, with an ever-growing body of knowledge and research on the impact that our workplaces, work rules, work design, environment, collaboration, communication, and leadership behaviour, can and do have on our physical and mental health.
Accompanying this in Australia (and increasingly in other jurisdictions around the world) are somewhat new employment law obligations that expand our responsibilities, giving us just as much responsibility (positive duty) over our team's psychosocial safety just as much as their physical safety. While some differences between state jurisdictions in the exact details and mechanisms, every business owner and responsible officer of any undertaking in Australia is now obligated to integrate and conduct risk assessments, including a structured employee and team member consultation, and in some cases more detailed evidence and documentation.
eyeYou's Psychosocial Consultations provide you with an easy to read and use roadmap of your psychosocial hazards, risks, and pockets of strength and resilience. More than a simple list of negative findings to 'address', a consultation report will guide the development and focus - and be included as a component of - a rigorous Risk Assessment process
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$10 trillion - cost to the world economy annually through low engagement, driven largely by psychosocial hazards
Low employee engagement (often driven by psychosocial hazards) costs the world economy $10 trillion annually (9% of global GDP). (Gallup 2026)
A university safety team needs insight into how leadership behaviour and work rules are driving psychological strain across faculty departments
Identifying "hidden" cultural hotspots or psychosocial risks before they lead to worst case scenarios of team burnout, collapse of cohesion and performance, or litigation
A high-performance director needs to understand how the "hierarchy of controls" can be applied to manage the unique psychosocial risks of elite-level competition environments
A business owner needs to conduct a structured employee consultation as a part of meeting their Australian legal "positive duty" obligations for psychosocial safety, through identifying and mapping psychosocial hazards and their risks