Front-Line Workers And Safety

Safety Experts Talk by Dan Clark

Aug 27, 201522:03Education

Front-line workers shouldn't be fired for blowing the whistle on safety. Their observations need to be taken seriously by managers, says Dr. Sidney Dekker. Prof. Dekker is a noted safety expert, author of "Safety, Differ...

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