"It's clear that workplace safety has a powerful influence over organizations' ability to attract and retain talent, and we hope employers use this data to inform their emergency preparedness plans, training efforts, and employee communication to demonstrate their commitment to safer working conditions for all," Alex Vaccaro, chief marketing officer for AlertMedia. (Credit: Joanne Penner/Shutterstock)

Workplace safety is now more important than ever before, according to 89% of Americans, nearly the same amount also believe that organizations have a legal and moral obligation to protect employees from unnecessary risks.

This is according to a survey from AlertMedia, which also revealed 82% of people feel these obligations extend to those working remotely.

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