Patterns & Pressure

Insights on financial pressure and psychosocial safety at work — for the people who can see it in the data and can't yet name it.

Financial pressure is not a listed psychosocial hazard. That is exactly the problem.

by: Tara Saxon | Keynote Speaker - Pressure, Patterns & PerformancePublished on: 05/09/2026

Why a driver that sits underneath several listed hazards is invisible in a register built to count categories - and what to do instead of adding a line.

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Financial pressure is not a listed psychosocial hazard. That is exactly the problem.

What changed in NSW on 1 July - and what it means for the driver nobody is naming

by: Tara Saxon | Keynote Speaker - Pressure, Patterns & PerformancePublished on: 04/07/2026

From 1 July 2026, NSW codes of practice became comply-or-justify. What section 26A actually says, and why it matters for the pressure your register does not list.

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What changed in NSW on 1 July - and what it means for the driver nobody is naming