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It’s not what you say (it’s the way that you say it!)
I’ve just returned from an interesting week in Austria delivering SUSA Engagement training to German and Turkish lead trainers at a multi-national oil company. Thanks to their English being far better than both my German and Turkish we spent the … Continue reading
How brave leaders keep people safer in tough economic times
It’s easy to feel blinkered by financial troubles during this period of economic uncertainty. As downsizing and rationalisation dominate headlines, job security fears can distract your attention at the expense of safety. “When money’s tight, management focus on survival. Staff … Continue reading
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I presented at the Hill Solomon Conference in Birmingham recently, on a day dedicated to engaging staff in health and safety. And many of the attendees were running programmes of behavioural safety and employee engagement. As the day progressed it … Continue reading