Eurogip news and professional risks in Europe

Abroad

11/06/25

FRANCE: workers better protected by their employers against heat-related risks

Faced with the challenges of climate change, the French regulatory framework is evolving: from 1st July 2025, employers' obligations to manage "episodes of intense heat" will be strengthened.

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Community news

06/06/25

Health and social care sector: report on occupational cancer risk factors

EU-OSHA recently published estimates of the exposure of workers in Europe's HeSCare sector to 24 occupational cancer risk factors.

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Abroad

03/06/25

NETHERLANDS: occupational illness claims up for the first time since 2020

The Netherlands Center for Occupational Diseases (NCvB) has just published the figures for occupational disease (OD) notifications in the Netherlands for the year 2024. According to the report, 2.583 new cases were reported during the year (+ 34 COVID cases).

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Standardization

29/05/25

May 2025: What’s new in OSH standardization?

EUROGIP monitors newly published texts or work in progress at European (CEN) or international (ISO) level in the field of occupational health and safety (OHS) standardisation.

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News

26/05/25

From Paris to Seoul via London: a month of fruitful collaborations for EUROGIP.

From training magistrates to welcoming a Korean delegation, via a European seminar, during the month of May EUROGIP was invited to various events with the aim of sharing its expertise both in France and internationally.

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Abroad

20/05/25

SWITZERLAND: a national challenge for safe commuting

Every year from May to June, over 100,000 Swiss employees take part in the "Bike to work" team challenge, a national initiative to promote the safe use of bicycles for commuting.

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Community news

16/05/25

How can Europe adapt to its ageing workforce?

What obstacles do older workers face in the workplace? How do technological developments and job quality affect the retention of older workers in the labor market?

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Community news

14/05/25

The cost of psychosocial exposure in the workplace

As part of a project to study the impact of psychosocial exposures at work on health, the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) has published a research report on the economic costs of cardiovascular disease and depression attributable to psychosocial exposures at work in the European Union.

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Abroad

12/05/25

GERMANY: outdoor workers exposed to specific occupational risks

In Germany, almost one in five people work outdoors. A recent survey by the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA) sheds light on the specific features of these jobs, the health risks involved, and the preventive measures implemented by employers.

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News

05/05/25

EUROGIP’s annual report is now available!

This report details all the actions implemented by EUROGIP during 2024, and provides an opportunity to review the missions of this French Health Insurance - Occupational Risks organization dedicated to European, and even international, issues relating to accidents at work and occupational diseases.

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