2019 Job Outlook: ‘Selling’ the safety profession
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Survey results: Your take on the safety job market
Read open-ended respondent comments answering these questions:
- How would you describe the current job market for occupational safety and health professionals?
- What can be done to encourage safety and health professionals to stay longer with their organizations?
- What can be done to attract new people to the profession?
- Going forward, what skills will be most important for safety and health professionals to be hired and promoted?
Note: Percentages may not add up to 100 percent because of rounding.
The Safety+Health 2019 Job Outlook survey was emailed in March to 13,272 S+H subscribers; 487 responded for a 3.7 percent response rate.
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