Why isn’t management taking responsibility for workplace injuries
If a firm is "unable to establish" that it took all reasonable precautions within the parameters of the Safety &...
Month: July 2022
Towards a new safety era in Malaysia
A number of public structures, including hospitals, schools, and other government administration facilities, as well as privately occupied structures, have...
Two more fatalities due to falls from heights in Malaysia
Due to poor fall protection, two roof cleaners in their 30s died after falling 27 meters. Warmest sympathies to the...
The Malaysian economy is being adversely affected by the persistent lack of foreign labor.
1.2 million workers are currently needed in Malaysia, according to Malaysian data, with 120,000 needed in the palm oil industry,...
DOSH asks employers to follow the safety guidelines during inclement weather
Preventive communications that alert businesses and employers of the threats that the current unfavorable weather trend—thunder, lightning, and heavy rain—poses...
Will the five-day workweek soon be a thing of the past?
Government and corporate businesses are increasingly debating the shorter workweek. The recent epidemic has changed the working environment for both...
Indonesian worker almost buried alive in landslide incident
The press article's deceptive headline is a result of the incident's connection to artificial trench work! The frontline Indonesian worker...
JPJ vehicle bulldozed after driver gets fined
Why would a backhoe operator on tyres do this in response to a "summons" from JPJ officers? After driver receives...
Sustainable Development – Malaysia
Malaysia submits three recommendations to advance global collaboration under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This is all well and...
