This article explores how meanings around risk, health/safety, and workers’ bodies are
constructed in an academic context. I do so through the study of a single academic in Australia …

… in a highly resilient, neoliberal discourse around controlling and … be blinded by anti-ageing
discourses, this article recognizes that … dissonance around competing identity is unreconciled. …

… Again, the various values regarding health would make it hard to pin down specific WHP
measures and OH would have to compete against other shared values such as a higher …

… The findings of this paper highlight that Viktoria had internalised the dominant discourses
surrounding workplace stress, pathologising her experience by labelling it as burnout. This …

… a geographic discourse to influence how the state negotiates competing responsibilities for
health. Uncertainty shapes the struggles that define what constitutes a human health risk and …

… for workplace health promotion, we … see health as either a safety discourse or a lifestyle
discourse (49). Nevertheless, the responsibilities of workers and employers in both discourses …

… However, the discussions in the focus groups revealed another discourse that competes
for time and attention. We identified organizing work as a prevailing discursive practice. The …

… to challenge established discourses and practices of managing work and mental health were
… the economic logic of profit maximisation and market competition which underpins them. …

… how and why WT media discourses use neo-liberal justifications to justify WT implementation.
We explore implications including competing health and wellness discourses and make …

Little is known about how leaders view their role in managing employee mental health (MH).
In response, interviews were conducted with 26 Australian CEOs and senior leaders from …