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Lees-Galloway signals broader health & safety targets in draft strategy

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Apr 27 -  Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Iain Lees-Galloway plans to expand the focus of what constitutes significant harm on the job in a draft health and safety strategy to lift the well-being of workers and in turn the productivity of the labour force

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