Retails workers are likely to be injured at work due to body stressing, mental stress, falls, slips and trips or being hit by a moving object.

Where a shop is located, its size and what it sells determines their trading hours.

South Australia has special shop trading arrangements for Australia Day, Easter, Anzac Day and the Christmas/New Year period.

Dealing with aggressive, rude or angry customers can be very confronting and upsetting, especially for younger, inexperienced staff.

The escalator or moving walkway void in-fill is the area between the moving handrail and balustrade. They are often not built to support loads.

Roll cages are wheeled cages used for the movement of stock and goods. These cages can cause injury to both workers and pedestrians if not used correctly.

The hazards associated with shopping trolley collection are often overlooked. Store managers and collection services must have policies and procedures in place to prevent injuries.

Some of the most prevalent injuries sustained for supermarket workers are related to muscular stress arising from handling, lifting, carrying or putting down objects.

Commercial tenancy agreements must be in line with the legislation to be valid. This includes following SA's retail trading laws.

It is recommended that all vending machines are fitted with an internal stopper or bar that is designed to prevent small children from climbing into the chute.