Health, safety and wellbeing

Loudoun, Rebecca & (2019) Health, safety and wellbeing. In The SAGE handbook of human resource management (2nd Edition). SAGE Publications Ltd, United States of America, pp. 291-316.

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This chapter outlines factors affecting on health and safety performance and management strategies. It starts by exploring the broadening definition of health and safety as well as the drivers behind this change. Following this, international developments affecting work and production are examined together with their influence on occupational injury and disease. The chapter finishes by exploring developments in strategies to manage and regulate health and safety along with current and future challenges for policy -makers, workers and managers of health and safety.

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ID Code: 197387
Item Type: Chapter in Book, Report or Conference volume (Chapter)
Measurements or Duration: 26 pages
Keywords: managment, occupational health and safety, regulation
ISBN: 978-1-5264-3502-6
Pure ID: 39393740
Divisions: Past > QUT Faculties & Divisions > Faculty of Law
Current > Schools > School of Law
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