In my interactions with various clients, a recurring theme often surfaces: the emphasis on safety. Many declare it as their top priority. However, there's a noticeable gap between their words and actions. 🔍 Observing the Disconnect More often than not, these declarations are not matched by the volume of communication or the actions taken. This disconnect creates a perception among employees that safety is just lip service, not a genuine concern. 🚀 Bridging the Gap The key takeaway from these experiences is clear: Consistency between what is communicated and what is practised is essential. To truly prioritise safety, organisations must ensure their actions align with their words. This alignment is what builds trust and motivates employees to engage with safety initiatives genuinely. 👉 True commitment to safety is demonstrated not just in meetings and memos, but in everyday actions and decisions. What are your thoughts? Have any of you seen this gap play out in your experience? #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #CorporateCulture #Leadership #EmployeeEngagement #OrganisationalDevelopment #HSandE
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