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:: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 ::
Culture Leadership Critical to Reducing Workplace Injuries - By Katherine Torres, Occupational Hazards
Companies in the study group achieved an average 25 percent reduction in injury rates after the first year, increasing to an average 65 percent improvement after five years, he said.
In Bianco’s experience, he said some companies are willing to place safety at the highest priority, but are uncertain how to do so or how to make the corporate culture fully supportive of safety.
He added that in many of the companies he has worked with, company leadership may drive the culture of safety in the right direction, but certain subcultures within the same organization are weak in communicating the message.------------------------------------------- posted 6:34 AM :: reference link ::
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