Episode 1: The burning platform of psychosocial risk

Episode notes

Psychosocial risk has shot up corporate agendas in the past 12 months becoming a critical feature for an organisations safety landscape. Leaders and organisations must not only come to grips with what psychosocial risk is, and why it's so vital to operations, but also what needs to happen to address it. In this first episode, Ashurst announces its partnership with cultural transformation specialists Sentis who support a range of businesses through safety and cultural diagnostics to discuss what psychosocial risk is, why it's a hot topic, and the trends developing across the market. Importantly, the episode shares genuine insights and practical considerations in order to manage the risk and what the partnership with Sentis means for Ashurst clients. The episode features four eminent authorities on psychosocial risk, Trent Sebbens, Employment and Safety Partner at Ashurst, Anthony Gibbs, CEO of Sentis, Tony Morris, Partner at Ashurst Risk Advisory, and Amy Hawkes, a leading psychologist from Sentis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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