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GOT QUESTIONS?
We already run engagement surveys. Is that not enough?
Engagement surveys measure how people feel about their work. The psychosocial compliance obligation requires you to identify what specific hazards exist, assess their severity, and implement documented controls. These are different processes with different evidence requirements. Engagement surveys are valuable, and they complement psychosocial compliance, but they do not satisfy it.
How does ReFresh fit alongside our existing people programmes?
ReFresh sits alongside your wellbeing programmes, EAP, and engagement surveys as the structured compliance layer. It does not replace what you already do; it provides the evidence that those programmes alone cannot produce. The regulation requires documented hazard identification, risk assessment, and control tracking, which is what ReFresh manages.
Can workers report concerns confidentially?
es. Workers can submit reports anonymously or with their identity attached, depending on their comfort level. Both pathways capture structured information, including hazard category, severity, and location, so your organisation can respond effectively regardless of which pathway the worker chooses.
How does ReFresh handle the relationship between HR and WHS?
ReFresh creates a clear boundary between people operations (managed in your HRIS) and psychosocial risk management (managed in the operating system). Where overlap exists, such as incident reporting or return-to-work coordination, ReFresh integrates through structured handoff processes with role-based access controls.
Does ReFresh produce reports for the board or executive team?
Yes. ReFresh generates governance-level reporting that aggregates psychosocial risk data across teams, locations, and hazard categories without exposing individual-level detail. People and culture leaders can provide the board with defensible evidence of systematic psychosocial risk management without compromising worker confidentiality.







