THERE is a common fallacy that occupational safety and health (OSH) are issues of concern only for those at workplaces and during working hours.
OSH has other far-reaching consequences that affect productivity and the lives of workers and their dependants, incur costs due to delay in completion of work, lead to increased insurance and other costs, and result in more demand for healthcare services.
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