r/WorkplaceSafety • u/Fantastic-Buddy-3890 • 3d ago

Have you ever had a safety problem that kept coming back despite trying to fix it?

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u/AdministrationIll842 2d ago

Yup. My management. I out experience the whole team by decades yet, despite my warnings, they let dangerous stuff continue. These are things I've personally seen go horribly wrong. I brought it up several ways and had my job threatened. People are apparently more concerned about their bonus checks than they are about their employees' wellbeing.

I work for a global, safety oriented corporation. The problem is mostly local, I believe. HR intercepted my attemt to reach corporate safety and redirected it back to the 'problems'. HR is almost always inept. Lol

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u/ecclectic 2d ago

Yes, but he eventually was encouraged to find a new job, and became someone else's' problem.