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Module 2: Main Page     Safety & Health Culture     Safety & Health System Components       Management Leadership & Employee Involvement Worksite Analysis       Hazard Prevention & Control   Safety & Health Training   Management Leadership and Employee Involvement What do you mean by management commitment and employee involvement? Management leadership and employee involvement are complementary. Management leadership provides the motivating force and the resources for organizing and controlling activities within the organization. In an effective program, management regards worker safety and health as a fundamental value. Employer involvement provides the means through which workers express their own commitment to safety and health, for themselves and their fellow workers.  The four main topics that are covered in this section are: Management leadership Employee involvement Responsibility, authority and accountability Review of program operations Go to Worksite Analysis   | Home | Safety and Health Payoffs | Management System and S&H Integration | | Doing a Safety and Health Check-Up | Creating Change | User Guide and Site Map | References | Credits |

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