In aggregate workers’ compensation is set by the marginal productivity of labour, and working conditions are a form of compensation, so you’re probably looking for policies that will increase the productivity of workers. This could mean policies to encourage more investment or policies to increase the efficiency of existing capital (e.g. legal protections against expropriation, trade deals to help exports, reducing regulatory overhead, improvements to management practices, reducing crime, etc.)
In aggregate workers’ compensation is set by the marginal productivity of labour, and working conditions are a form of compensation, so you’re probably looking for policies that will increase the productivity of workers. This could mean policies to encourage more investment or policies to increase the efficiency of existing capital (e.g. legal protections against expropriation, trade deals to help exports, reducing regulatory overhead, improvements to management practices, reducing crime, etc.)