Better information leads to safety: British companies should expand in the use of information technology in the battle to reduce the soaring number of accidents in the workplace

Article Abstract:

Occupational illnesses can be tackled more effectively according to a new report, European Working Environment in Figures, published by the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions. A steering group was formed to investigate health and safety issues and to seek out available and valid data. The report showed that common risk groups involve musculo-skeletal disorders, in all European countries, and it makes recommendations to improve the monitoring of working conditions.

Reports, Occupational diseases

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Safety footwear solutions for the disabled

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There is a conflict of interest between disabled workers and safety footwear suppliers who may impose high charges for specialist adaptation. The European Commission has produced guidelines for users.

Design and construction, Disabled persons, Safety shoes, Clothing

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