Qualitative study explores perceptions of OSH compliance in employees during the pandemic, highlighting key challenges.
Infectious disease pandemic, as in the previous coronavirus (COVID-19) has significantly affected the industries in various aspects, including economic loss and work productivity. Although various measures were taken, industries in Malaysia are still lacking in occupational safety and health (OSH) preparedness for future pandemic. Hence, this study aims to investigate perceptions towards OSH compliance. Focus group discussions were conducted among employees to provide insights and opinions on the topic. The identified themes included preparedness plans for infectious diseases, implementation and compliance with SOPs at the workplace, barriers and facilitators to OSH SOPs, and improper recordings.
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