SAWB - Treasury and OHS Reform
I argue that Australia should stop treating occupational health and safety (OHS) as a compliance cost and start seeing it as a powerful economic lever that protects productivity, skills and human capital. By reshaping procurement rules, tax settings and incentives, Treasury could reframe safety as essential economic infrastructure and one of the nation’s smartest investments.
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