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Lockton moves into new office at 45 Clarence Street, Sydney

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Lockton moves into new office at 45 Clarence Street, Sydney

We are thrilled to announce we’ve officially moved into our new office located at Level 18, 45 Clarence Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000. A fresh chapter While many companies consider downsizing or closing offices, Lockton is investing in the future and rem …

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Inside Risk: Sprinkler protection in enclosed parking structures

The property fire risk of cars and associated enclosed parking areas has changed significantly over recent decades, increasing the risk of a large loss. Many modern vehicles have increased in size and incorporate bigger quantities of combustible mate …

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Building a Supportive Workplace: Destigmatising Mental Health

Workplace mental health injuries in the workplace are on the rise. According to SafeWork Australia, mental health injuries accounted for around 9% of all serious injury claims in 2021-22 - a 43% increase since 2011-12 and the largest growth among all …

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Lockton gets behind the Blues to advance risk management and resilience on and off the fie …

The Blues have joined forces with the world’s largest privately-owned insurance broker, Lockton, signing a three-year partnership deal. Lockton becomes Official Insurance Broker of the Blues in multi-year insurance and risk partnership. Lockton to s …

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Cyber Business Interruption Playbook – A guide to response and recovery

For most businesses, technology is the key to efficiency. From the internet and videoconferencing to accounting tools and project management apps, various forms of technology can help to streamline processes, maintain data flow, and reduce operationa …

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Inside Risk: Managing the risk of green and living walls

Green walls (also referred to as living walls or vertical gardens) have become increasingly common within our urban landscape. Typically incorporated into the vertical structures of buildings, they are promoted to boost biodiversity, reduce air pollu …

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