Bureaucratic safety jargon endangers workers
New Zealand businesses are putting their employees at risk by using overly formal health and safety language which is often misunderstood.
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New Zealand businesses are putting their employees at risk by using overly formal health and safety language which is often misunderstood.
But companies that use bureaucratic jargon used in health and safety documents are often following the government’s advice, according to a new
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Niko Kloeten
Wed, 21 Aug 2013
Wed, 21 Aug 2013
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Bureaucratic safety jargon endangers workers
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