THE ROLE OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY IN IMPROVING WORKPLACE PRODUCTIVITY
Abstract
This article examines how occupational safety influences workplace productivity. A safe work environment reduces accidents and injuries, promotes employee well-being, and enhances organizational efficiency. The study uses qualitative and quantitative data from various industries to highlight the correlation between safety practices and productivity gains.
Keywords
Occupational safety, workplace productivity, employee well-being, accident prevention, organizational efficiency
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