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Why Safety Culture Is Not Enough – SafetyAtWorkBlog

by David Walker
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I don’t know which professional discipline has had the most effect on the management of work health and safety in Australia, but I do know that accounting has been neglected. Accounting and its companion discipline, Governance, have several research concepts that Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) should consider.

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