Research Programme
The Economics of Health, Safety and Well-being at Work
Overview
About This Research Area
The Economics of Health, Safety and Well-being Research Programme is particularly interested in the relationships between occupational health, safety practices and economic benefits to both private and public sectors.
Our Vision
To generate knowledge that provides practical and value-driven solutions to commitment to occupational health and safety practices vis-a-vis economic performance of organisations.
Focus Areas
We Are Particularly Interested in Areas Such As
- Identification of economic impact of occupational health and safety vis-a-vis direct, indirect and intangible costs analysis.
- Absenteeism and Presenteeism due to work and environmental factors.
- Working days lost to adverse safety and occupational ill health incidents.
- Occupational safety and health practices and productivity gain.
- Investment in occupational health and safety activities.
- Trend analysis of organisational profits before and after adverse occupational health and safety incidents.
- Occupational health issues and loss of productivity and resultant profitability.
- Prevention of adverse occupational health and safety incidents and Return on Investment (RoI)
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