Ethical concerns in international occupational health and safety.
Abstract
The number of preventable occupational health and safety (OHS) tragedies that occur yearly requires a deeper examination of the ethics that inform health and safety policies and practices. This article selects a few industrial sectors for closer examination to illustrate challenges and opportunities. Topics addressed include: equitable distribution of resources, ethically acceptable global standards for OHS for all workers, and international use...
Paper Details
Title
Ethical concerns in international occupational health and safety.
Published Date
Sep 13, 2002
Journal
Volume
17
Issue
4
Pages
587 - 600
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