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If you fine too much, you change the incentives to prioritize cover-ups and legal fights. OSHA's goal is to reduce the likelihood of workplace injuries. That us
by chroma 4y ago
If you fine too much, you change the incentives to prioritize cover-ups and legal fights. OSHA's goal is to reduce the likelihood of workplace injuries. That usually means working with the companies and employees, not imposing ruinous fines that result in layoffs or factory closures.
- metadat 4y agoGot it, different from the goal and motivation behind GDPR, for example. Thank you, chroma.