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The Ongoing Challenge And Promise Of Managing China’s Workplace Safety

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This empirical short-note paper delineates the challenges and the promise of managing employee safety and health in China. Pertinent legislation, information about government administrate agencies, and tables of quantitative data document the economic costs of employee fatalities and injuries. Causes are treated and strategic and tactical action steps are recommended.

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This empirical short-note paper delineates the challenges and the promise of managing employee safety and health in China. Pertinent legislation, information about government administrate agencies, and tables of quantitative data document the economic costs of employee fatalities and injuries. Causes are treated and strategic and tactical action steps are recommended.

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