The Friday sermon today called on employers and employees to foster healthy, safe and harmonious workplaces, stressing that wellbeing, mutual respect and strong work ethics are essential to productivity.
The sermon said work should not be treated merely as a daily routine or a means of earning a living, but as a responsibility and an opportunity to contribute to society.
It emphasised that a productive workplace requires commitment, integrity, discipline and cooperation, while ensuring employees’ physical and emotional wellbeing.
The sermon outlined several measures to build a positive working environment, including prioritising occupational safety, promoting respectful communication and strengthening teamwork.
It also urged employers to provide suitable facilities and support systems to protect workers’ health and safety, while encouraging employees to carry out their duties with sincerity and responsibility.
SOURCE/AUTHOR : BORNEO BULLETIN
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