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Welcome and opening Statement
Philippe Pochet, General Director of the ETUI-REHS
Introduction
The importance of safety reps in the OSH strategy
Laurent Vogel, ETUI-REHS
Factors of effectiveness for safety reps' intervention (a report from EPSARE research project)
Joan Benach, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain
Maria Menéndez, Comisiones Obreras, Spain
Panel
Safety reps interventions at the workplace
- Arne Carlsson, LO, Kommunal, Sweden
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Dave Joyce, Communication Workers Union, United Kingdom
- Henrik Larsen, LO, Denmark
- Philippe Vigneron, Virginie Caverneels, FGTB, Centrale Générale, Belgium
National reports
Data from the Belgian survey: how can this experience contribute to a European Trade Union monitoring tool
Marianne De Troyer, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
How Health and Safety Committees contribute to prevention at the workplace. Data from the French surveys
Thomas Coutrot, Working Conditions Department, DARES (Research Centre of the French Ministry of Employment)
Panel
Trade Union strategy and the networking of safety reps
National reports
Lessons from the British experience: What works? The evidence and its implications
David Walters, Work Environment Research Centre, Cardiff University, United Kingdom
Does worker participation improve health and safety? Findings from the Netherlands
Jan Popma, University of Amsterdam
The role of workers representatives for health and safety. Findings from Italy
Davide Dazzi, Fondazione Istituto per il Lavoro, Italy
Panel
Safety reps influence on the trade union strategy and on collective bargaining
Round Table
- Giovanni Berlinguer, European Parliament
- Walter Cerfeda, ETUC
- Kris De Meester, BusinessEurope
- Bo Johansson, SALTSA
- Maria Teresa Moitinho, European Commission
- Brenda O’Brien, European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, Bilbao
Conclusions
Marc Sapir, Director of the Health and Safety Department, ETUI-REHS
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