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Reframing Military Misconduct as a Safety Failure – SafetyAtWorkBlog

by David Walker
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The goal of occupational health and safety (OHS) is to prevent harm. The goal of most people is to not hurt others with their actions. However, some industry sectors don’t seem to apply these goals, or they rationalise the harm they cause for various reasons, including the greater good, or a corruption of the greater good.

These industries often include those based on military management processes, such as command and control. The emergency services and defence forces are obvious examples. Over many years, the various emergency service organisations throughout Australia have been investigated for bullying, sexual harassment and toxic workplace cultures.

A new report from the United Kingdom seems to illustrate the lack of progress in that country’s military services.

Categories assault, culture, evidence, gender, government, harassment, health, Leadership, mental-health, military, OHS, Premium, psychosocial, research, safety, safety culture, sexual harassment, suicide, training, Uncategorized, United Kingdom, wellbeing, WHS, workplace



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