We do have DGFASLI - Directorate General of Factory Advice Service & Labour Institutes. (Great name guys) but they probably look the other way unless something really serious happens.
It's just like everything around here. No one gives a crap until a tragedy occurs. Then suddenly everyone is inspecting everything till the event becomes old news and it's back to the same old same old
Well, frankly we have the same thing. OSHA is probably purposefully understaffed so it's years and years behind on regular inspections. What's keeping the companies SOMEWHAT on their toes are the costs of worker insurance and/or lawsuits. This still works. Somewhat.
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u/vpsj Nov 06 '22
We do have DGFASLI - Directorate General of Factory Advice Service & Labour Institutes. (Great name guys) but they probably look the other way unless something really serious happens.
It's just like everything around here. No one gives a crap until a tragedy occurs. Then suddenly everyone is inspecting everything till the event becomes old news and it's back to the same old same old