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Should workplace safety laws be relaxed to boost economic growth, or is that just a death sentence for workers?
As governments worldwide push for deregulation to stimulate post-pandemic economies, the tension between worker safety and business competitiveness has never been sharper. Cast your vote on whether relaxing safety laws is a pragmatic trade-off or a dangerous gamble.
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