Bureau of Statistics staff participate in 3-day OSH training

For three days in August, staff of the Bureau of Statistics participated in an Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) training conducted by the Ministry of Labour.

The sessions, which were conducted from August 27 to 29, 2025, aimed to provide employees with the knowledge and tools to strengthen workplace safety, in line with national and international OSH standards.
According to the Bureau, the training focused on practical approaches to identifying risks, preventing hazards, and fostering a safe work culture.
The overarching message was that safety is everyone’s responsibility, and it underscored the Bureau’s commitment to protecting its staff, whether in the offices or the fields.
On the final day of training sessions, the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) joined to provide key guidance on workers’ claims and benefits.
The important session tied together safety practices with workers’ rights, ensuring participants are not only proactive about prevention but also informed about protection.
The Bureau, in its social media post, expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Labour and NIS for their support and collaboration, adding that it remains committed to the safety of its employees and to building a safer, healthier, and more productive workplace.