Diaspora · Reconnecting Universities with Sustainable Inclusive Growth · 2015

A comparative study of health and safety provisions and their impacts on profit and non-profit organisations, Dr Rahaman Hasan and Dr Taslim Ahammad

London Churchill College, Middlesex University
United Kingdom
London Churchill College
United Kingdom
Purpose

This paper attempts to compare and identify impact of health and safety provisions and how they are perceived among profit and non-profit organisations.

Design/Methodology/Approach

The research is based on secondary research, heavily depending on printed (e.g. books, journals) and online resources (e.g. journals, websites) available on the policies and information available on the key areas of the research topics.

Findings

Though different business entity operates in different set norms and values, in relation to health and safety policy and procedures none has any flexibility.

Original/Value of the Paper

Emphasising the importance of health and safety provisions for both profit and nonprofit organisations.

Keywords
Health and SafetySocial EnterprisesRisksProfitNon-profitOrganization
Citation

Hasan, R. and Ahammad, T.: A comparative study of health and safety provisions and their impacts on profit and non-profit organisations. In Ahmed, A. (Ed.): Reconnecting Universities with the Discourse of  Sustainable Inclusive Growth in Sudan, Vol. 2, pp. 147-160. WASD: Brighton, United Kingdom.