Health and safety at workplace
Monika Marwaha, Parul Khanna
Abstract
Monika Marwaha, Parul Khanna
Abstract
Employees are recognized as the most crucial asset of today's organizations by both academics and practitioners. If we care for employee's health and safety, then they will take care of the organization's image and profits. An organization should treat employees properly and should try to satisfy them by providing congenial atmosphere to perform and grow. This article focuses on explaining the safety incentives, safety and welfare hazards, statutory and non statutory schemes, health hazards, necessities at workplace. An effort has been made to describe types of employee's welfare that organizations should adopt and implement for increasing the output, employee satisfaction and reduce absenteeism.
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Employees are recognized as the most crucial asset of today's organizations by both academics and practitioners. If we care for employee's health and safety, then they will take care of the organization's image and profits. An organization should treat employees properly and should try to satisfy them by providing congenial atmosphere to perform and grow. This article focuses on explaining the safety incentives, safety and welfare hazards, statutory and non statutory schemes, health hazards, necessities at workplace. An effort has been made to describe types of employee's welfare that organizations should adopt and implement for increasing the output, employee satisfaction and reduce absenteeism.
Key concepts: Absenteeism, Statutory law, Incentive, Welfare, Asset (computer security), Business, Public relations, Occupational safety and health