Warning Safety Reforms Risk Another Pike River
Reforms aim to reduce regulatory burden by shifting WorkSafe from enforcement to guidance, despite high workplace death rates and nearly halved prosecutions since 2021.
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Warning safety reforms risk another Pike River
Anna Osborne (left), Sonya Rockhouse and Bernie Monk lost family members in the Pike River mine explosion. Photo: RNZ By Kirsty Johnston of RNZ Plans to reform workplace safety rules risk repeating the deadly failures of the Pike River mine disaster, officials warn.
Health and safety reforms put workers at risk
The NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is renewing its call on the Government to stop their planned health and safety reforms. This follows the news today that confirms the reforms have no evidential basis and are instead being driven by Act party ideology. “It is disappointing to once again see the Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety push uninformed policies that are not supported by evidence or by leaders in health and safety,” said NZCTU Presiden…
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