Employers play vital role in achieving zero accidents

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  • Monday, 15 Jul 2019

THE call for zero accidents in the workplace in Malaysia by the Human Resources Minister M. Kulasegaran (“Initiative key to social security, says Kula”, The Star, July 11; online at bit.ly/star_

workers) is a welcome call for Occupa­tional Safety and Health (OSH) measures to be strictly practiced in all sectors and an aim that is to be lauded for the welfare of workers and improvement of company efficiency.

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