No consequences means no changes

It is unrealistic to expect an organisation with 67,000 direct employees, and a further 35,000 people employed by agencies that organisation funds, to be error free.

No consequences means no changes

It is unrealistic to expect an organisation with 67,000 direct employees, and a further 35,000 people employed by agencies that organisation funds, to be error free.

An organisation like the HSE involving more than 100,000 people is bound to make mistakes but it is defined by how it responds to those mistakes, by how it learns from them.

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