Every July 27, International Safe Places to Work Day recognizes organizations committed to eliminating fear and promoting psychological safety in the workplace. But fostering truer safety extends beyond physical hazard controls—it requires building a culture where all employees feel respected, supported, and empowered to speak up without fear.

United Alliance Services stands firmly with this mission. Psychological safety is foundational: it’s what enables teams to report concerns, share feedback, and collaborate effectively. Too often, negative behaviours—harassment, bullying, verbal threats—erode that culture and threaten both personal wellbeing and organisational performance.

Why Psychological Safety Matters:

  • It enhances mental health, engagement, and retention.

  • It improves risk reporting—when people feel safe to share, near-misses and hazards are addressed before incidents occur.

  • It strengthens team cohesion, leading to better problem-solving and innovation.

To support truly safe workplaces, we offer a comprehensive training course: Basic Workplace Violence & Harassment Prevention for Employees. This course equips staff to:

  • Recognize behaviours that may be aggressive, coercive, or harassing

  • Understand personal rights and reporting options

  • Respond effectively when witnessing or experiencing violence or harassment

  • Engage in de‑escalation and bystander intervention techniques

If your goal is to build a workplace where everyone can thrive—physically, emotionally, and socially—our tailored harassment prevention program provides the structure and confidence your team needs.


🛡️ Take Action This July 27

Mark International Safe Places to Work Day by enhancing your safety strategy:

  1. Review your current harassment and violence prevention policies—are they up to date and clearly communicated?

  2. Encourage open dialogue among teams about respectful behaviour and personal wellbeing.

  3. Enroll your employees in our Workplace Violence & Harassment Prevention course to empower them with knowledge and resources.

Learn more about our training offer here: Workplace Violence & Harassment Prevention for Employees

Together, let’s transform work environments so that safety and respect are not just goals—but lived experiences.