Health at work

„Stop the pandemic – Safety and health at work can save lives“ This year World Day for Safety and Health at Work focuses on infection diseases at work, particularly COVID-19 pandemic, that poses a great challenge for governments, employers, workers and the whole society. Due to the special circumstance related ...

This year World Day for Safety and Health at Work  shall begin celebrating a century since the International Labor Organization has been initiated and the achievments in safety and health at work during this period. On that occasion the publication has been released entitled “Safety and health at the heart ...

Occupational cancer is a result of exposure to hazardous chemical, physical and biological agent (carcinogens) during the time. Occupational carcinogen is every chemical, physical and biological agents from workplace that increases the risk of malignant disease among the exposure workers. In 1775 Sir Percival Pott, one of the leading British ...

The International Labor Organization (ILO) celebrates the World Day for Safety and Health at Work since 2003 upon request from the trade unions. The World Day for Safety and Health at Work focuses on prevention of work-related injuries and occupational diseases in the world and reduction of work-related deaths and ...

Participation rate of world working population is almost 2/3 (65%), higher among men (79%) than among women (52%). [1] Social and economic growth of society is based on the people’s work. Individually, work improves economic existence, develop self-respect and individual identity and represent the social determinant of health. Therefore, work ...