Instead of focusing on punishment, as we do with today's hearing, we should also look at strategies that prevent accidents in the first place.
Howard P. McKeon: “Instead of focusing on punishment, as we do with today's hearing, we should also look at strategies that prevent…”
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McKeon argues for a shift from punitive measures to preventive strategies in workplace safety.
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