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EUROGIP provides a note on a new EU OSH Strategic Framework 2014-2020

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EUROGIP provides a summary note on the new strategic framework on health and safety at work covering 2014-2020 published by the European Commission on June 6. A table is used in particular to see the 7 cross-cutting strategic objectives, actions to be taken and stakeholders concerned.

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