Hope for a drop in horrific workplace death rate
The workplace death and injury toll could fall 25% by 2020, a safety adviser believes. With special feature audio.
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New Zealand can reduce its high workplace death and injury toll 25% by 2020 under new health and safety laws, an experienced local director believes.
David Wright, who has just been appointed as the first New Zealander to the Global Safety Index advisory board, thinks the new legislation – which
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Thu, 26 May 2016
Thu, 26 May 2016
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Hope for a drop in horrific workplace death rate
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