See Fair Work Act s.789FF(1)(b)(ii)
For the Fair Work Commission to be able to make orders to stop bullying, it must be satisfied not only that a worker has been bullied at work by an individual or a group of individuals, but also that there is a risk that the worker will continue to be bullied at work by that individual or group of individuals.
It is not sufficient to satisfy the second condition in s.789FF(1)(b)(ii) by demonstrating that there is a risk of being bullied at work by individuals other than those who have been found to have engaged in bullying pursuant to s.789FF(1)(b)(i).[1]
Applying the dictionary definition, risk means exposure to the hazard or chance of continued bullying. Relevant considerations will be whether the worker is still working with the individual or group of individuals, and action that may have been taken by the PCBU or a work health and safety regulator to deal with the behaviour.