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PSC Global Observatory
About The Project
Mind the Worker: Transformative Change for a Human-Centred Corporate Climate
Professor Maureen Dollard was awarded one of Australia’s most prestigious research grants, receiving an Australian Research Council Laureate Fellowship (ALF) in 2020, for the Mind the Worker: Transformative Change for a Human-Centred Corporate Climate project.
The ARC Laureate Fellowship (ALF), with significant project resourcing has enabled the foundation of the Psychosocial Safety Climate Global Observatory (PSC-GO) at the University of South Australia. In addition to the ALF, Professor Dollard was awarded the 2020 Kathleen Fitzpatrick Laureate Fellowship, awarded to ‘outstanding female researchers in humanities, arts and social sciences’. Prof Dollard has received many awards for international and industry engagement, and her advice is sought on many advisory boards.
Plans to Build World Class Research Capacity and Diverse Teams
The PSC Global Observatory is a new research platform which aims to inspire and promote ground-breaking, interdisciplinary advances in the field. It brings together world class researchers, and inspires rigorous research on PSC globally. The PSC-GO collects, collates, analyses, synthesises, monitors and publishes PSC data and informatics at the global, national, and corporate level, with the potential to change workplace policy-making world-wide.
The PSC-GO comprises four functional aspects:
- an Action team involving the Laureate Fellow, Post Docs and PhDs;
- an International Research and Industry Advisory Board to enhance excellent ethical academic outputs, industry relevance, and potential policy translation;
- a Data Analytics and Visualisation Hub; and
- a Translation Brain (policy and practice expert) to improve the translation of research projects into policy and practice.
