Families of four people who died while at work feel South Australia's workplace safety watchdog "disrespected" them, and failed to hold those responsible "to account for the death of their loved ones", according to a searing review of the organisation.
The independent review, launched after SafeWork SA decided not to prosecute the employer of murdered outback nurse Gayle Woodford, has urged extensive changes to the watchdog's oversight mechanisms, and internal standards and culture.
