Model of OHS Management Systems in an Excellent Company

Mazur, Anna

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-20687-5_44

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“…Although there are not many in the literature, some OHS management models have been proposed (Manimaran et al, 2015;Mazur, 2015;Chari et al, 2018;Johanson and Aboagye, 2020;Kajiki et al, 2020). This paper analyzes Japanese companies' practices using the model proposed by Johanson and Aboagye (2020) because it is a comprehensive framework that can be applied to OHS management of all organizations rather than specific types of companies or specific sectors.…”

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A review of government-led health and productivity management and disclosure practice in Japan

Yao

Johanson

2022

Front. Sustain.

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The concept of occupational health and safety (OHS) is changing to include more job-related factors, resulting in an enlarged role for OHS management and a greater need for information disclosure in response to social expectations. It is vital for businesses to keep up with the new concept in health management and build a cohesive system if they are to achieve their sustainability goals. This paper examines current regulations and government initiatives to encourage health management and information sharing, as well as company practices in Japan, demonstrating that an increasing number of Japanese companies are adopting the new health management approach. We suggest a government-led H&PM model based on the model proposed by Johanson and Aboagye and best practices in Japan, demonstrating that legislation, policies, and implicit employee-centered stakeholder culture are important factors in the success of government-led projects. It also suggests that, to prevent window dressing and one-time booms, intrinsic motivation and psychological aspects should be researched and addressed more thoroughly.

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