Safety regulations

Safety regulations are a social issue that indicates how much much safety a business has to legally provide its workers. Safety regulations lower the amount of everyday needs all citizens require, but increase the maintenance cost of factories and require more government administration.


 * No Safety Regulations
 * Administrative Multiplier: 0
 * Everyday Needs: -0%
 * Factory Maintenance: +0%
 * Immigrant Attraction: +0%


 * Minimal Safety - Safety regulations cover deadly jobs.
 * Administrative Multiplier: 1
 * Everyday Needs: -5%
 * Factory Maintenance: +25%
 * Immigrant Attraction: +1%


 * Limited Safety - Safety regulations cover dangerous jobs.
 * Administrative Multiplier: 2
 * Everyday Needs: -10%
 * Factory Maintenance: +50%
 * Immigrant Attraction: +2%


 * Acceptable Safety - Safety regulations cover physical jobs.
 * Administrative Multiplier: 3
 * Everyday Needs: -15%
 * Factory Maintenance: +75%
 * Immigrant Attraction: +3%


 * Excellent Safety - Safety regulations cover all jobs.
 * Administrative Multiplier: 4
 * Everyday Needs: -20%
 * Factory Maintenance: +100%
 * Immigrant Attraction: +4%