The role of safety climate in occupational health and safety information seeking: extending risk perception attitude framework

What is it about?

The study explores how perceived safety climate within an organization, along with individual factors, namely risk perception and efficacy belief, affects flight attendants’ intent to seek information about occupational health and safety (OHS). It found that a positive safety climate enhances the likelihood of seeking OHS information, especially when individuals also feel capable of handling risks. The research suggests that both organizational and personal factors are crucial in encouraging proactive health and safety behaviors among employees.

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