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Read October 2018 EUROGIP infos now!

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Our newsletter EUROGIP infos dated OCTOBER 2018 has been published. It presents the latest news on occupational risks at Community level, in EU countries or about standardisation in occupational health and safety.

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07/03/25

FINLAND: rise in workplace accidents in 2024

In 2024, the number of occupational accidents (OI) in Finland reached 115,000 cases among employees, including 24,000 commuting accidents. Compared with the previous year, this represents a 4% increase in occupational accidents and a 10% rise in commuting accidents. The frequency rate of occupational accidents also increased, reaching 25.4 cases per million hours worked, compared with 24.6 in 2023.

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News

07/03/25

Working conditions report in 2023: EUROGIP’s contribution

Alongside the social partners and prevention organizations, EUROGIP features in the Report of working conditions in 2023, recently published by the French Ministry of Labor. Dedicated to the actions of those involved in occupational risk prevention, this document presents trends in occupational accident rates, as well as the progress made by prevention policies and measures.

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Abroad

27/02/25

GERMANY: a guide to better management of ageing in the workplace

In response to the ageing workforce, the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA) has published the first edition of the Later Life Workplace Index (LLWI).

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26/02/25

Workers’ exposure to hazardous drugs: a new EU indicative list

The European Commission has published an indicative list of dangerous medicines as part of its commitment to continuously update Directive 2004/37/EC on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to carcinogens or mutagens at work.

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