On average, 300 Australians die at work each year. So far in 2013, 46 people have died on the job, according to Safe Work Australia.
A national memorial has been unveiled in Canberra, with eight stone poles representing the states and territories, and concrete ripples to symbolise the ripple effect a workplace death has on family, friends and colleagues.
"The National Workers Memorial is a place of reflection and acts as a reminder of the importance of staying safe at work," Workplace Relations Minister Bill Shorten said.
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Source: The Canberra Times
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