A very good Morning to you Will and all our HSfBers from this chilly and drizzly Central Belt of Scotland.
Agree 100% that every day is a safety day at work. Not too sure if it actually makes a difference to individuals in a normal run of the mill work day once the working day pressures take over.
Read an article on the World Day for Safety and Health and was surprised that it is also "the International Commemoration Day for Dead and Injured Workers organized worldwide by the trade union movement since 1996." I wasn't aware of that!
https://www.un.org/en/observances/work-safety-day
I was a pre-HSWA worker who fought for better conditions in the workplace by joining the only union available for my industry at the time to try and make a difference.
Bit by bit I do think my particular workplace management did think again and did make some changes for the safety and health of their workforce eventually, but I had to bear "penalties" (including Constructive Dismissal) along the way for my persistence, therefore if World Day for Safety and Health highlights the illnesses endured and lives lost through lack of safety in the workplace, from pre-HSWA to now, then it has to be a good thing.
See what you've done Will!!!!
I'll just get on with my Sunday quietly in the background now.
Happy Sunday Everyone.
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