
Sophie Cotsis
Sophie Cotsis is the Work Health and Safety Minister in New South Wales, Australia, who has expressed a commitment to enforcing strict safety regulations to protect workers from hazardous silica exposure. She has acknowledged the historical neglect of safety systems and is leading initiatives to address these concerns, including the establishment of a silica tunnelling taskforce.
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Sophie Cotsis is the SafeWork Minister who received a situation report regarding allegations of unsafe behavior on the show.
Filmed in the shower and touching without consentSophie Cotsis is the Industrial Relations Minister who allocated funding to community organizations that donated to her campaign.
Community soccer clubs received funding after giving to Labor campaignsMinister for Work Health and Safety Sophie Cotsis welcomed tougher sanctions for venue owners and staff who fail to ensure a safe workplace.
NSW Police and liquor inspectors will be given powers to strip licences from venues that fail to keep staff safeWorkplace Health and Safety Minister Sophie Cotsis last month told budget estimates she was 'very concerned' by reports that injured workers’ families had been included in desktop surveillance.
EML TMF says online surveillance of injured workers is ‘relatively common’Minister for Work Health and Safety Sophie Cotsis emphasized the need for parliament to pass the government’s reforms.
icare policy costing NSW businesses inflated workers compensation premiums, Greens MP saysSophie Cotsis represents Canterbury in state politics.
Inside the fight to represent western SydneyWork Health and Safety Minister Sophie Cotsis did not respond to questions regarding whether she was aware of the risk management plan.
Construction company and SafeWork discussed strategies to protect tunnel workersSophie Cotsis said the changes would provide an avenue for gig-economy workers who now have 'no mechanism' to seek better pay.
Uber, DoorDash oppose NSW government’s gig economy billWork Health and Safety Minister Sophie Cotsis said she had 'zero tolerance' for workers’ exposure to unsafe levels of silica and expected SafeWork to 'strongly enforce legislation to protect workers'.
Tunnellers face ‘hideously dusty and unsafe’ working conditions
Work Health and Safety Minister Sophie Cotsis said she had 'zero tolerance' for workers’ exposure to unsafe levels of silica and expected SafeWork to 'strongly enforce legislation to protect workers'.
Tunnellers face ‘hideously dusty and unsafe’ working conditions




































