The CCHOS e-course, 'Business Case for Health and Safety,' lists several incentives for organizations to minimize workplace hazards. For example, Workplace Incident Cost Calculator demonstrates how even a very small injury can cost dearly to organizations. On the other hand, national and global OHS statistics demonstrate a high level of OHS incidents, which implies that most organizations do not put enough effort to alleviate their OHS issues. If minimizing workplace hazards is indeed good for business, why don't more organizations follow this practice, which would result in lower rates of OHS fatalities, injuries, and illnesses? Explain your answer.