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Every spring, magpies in Australia become aggressive to protect their young, swooping on people perceived as threats. This poses a risk to outdoor workers, and businesses have a legal duty to protect them. Businesses should conduct risk assessments and implement measures like education, protective equipment, and route changes to minimize the risk of magpie attacks and ensure worker safety.
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