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This book addresses challenges affecting implementation of occupational health and safety management strategy in private multinational organizations in the developing world. Health programmes usually deal with the prevention of ill-health arising from working conditions while safety programmes are concerned with the prevention of accidents and minimizing the resulting loss and damage to persons and property. Ignorance, illiteracy, economic constraints, cultural characteristic and indifferent attitudes of the workers have made greedy entrepreneurs not to maintain safe working standards in many developing countries. Thus the workers are victims of critical attitude of these developing countries. The book was considered important to private sector stakeholders especially the top management of private multinational organizations and trade union in coming up with better ways of implementing and addressing employees benefits, health and safety issues. Also academia or researchers in this field in developing models relating to implementation of OHS and the government policy makers in her quest to implement OHS.

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The author holds BSC (HONS) from University of Nairobi, Masters in Business Administration from Kenyatta University and currently a PhD student at Moi University School of Business and Economics. He is part time lecture at Moi University Kericho Campus, Rongo University, Eldoret University, Mount Kenya University and Kenya Institute of Management.

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