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Asbestos Asbestos: the fight goes on   ( N°35 March 2009) EU’s self-contradiction undermines fight for a global ban   ( N°35 March 2009) History-making trial in Turin: Eternit in the dock for more than 2000 deaths   ( N°35 March 2009) Rotterdam Convention: good news for fish, workers can wait till 2011   ( N°35 March 2009) “Asbestos Attorney” wants to put industry offenders in the dock   ( N°34 June 2008) Former asbestos cement workers search for justice   ( N°29 March 2006) Asbestos in the world   ( N°27 June 2005) Better protection for asbestos-exposed workers   ( N°26 December 2004) Asbestos disputes in the WTO: battle won - but not the war   ( N°17 June 2001) Asbestos - not wanted in the world   ( N°17 June 2001) Doing away with asbestos: what strategy for health protection?   ( N°17 June 2001) WTO asbestos ban hearing: update   ( N°14 June 2000) Asbestos - refocusing protective measures on those who are now most at risk   ( N°14 June 2000) Asbestos@WTO   ( N°13 March 2000) The vital issues in the WTO asbestos dispute   ( N°13 March 2000) Asbestos ban: towards a European consensus (IV). Final page turned in an epic tale?   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Asbestos ban: towards a European consensus (III). Asbestos-free Europe next stop?   ( N°10 December 1998) Resolution of the ETUC on a Euro-wide ban on asbestos   ( N°10 December 1998) Eternit and Saint-Gobain in Brazil   ( N°10 December 1998) Asbestos ban : towards a European consensus (II)   ( N°9 June 1998) Asbestos ban: towards a European consensus   ( N°7 December 1997) Asbestos and substitute fibres: international trade unions demand ratification of ILO Convention n° 162   ( N°7 December 1997)   Carcinogens Work-related cancers: seeing through the smokescreen   ( N°34 June 2008) Will the Silica Agreement foil EU legislation?   ( N°30-31 December 2006) SUMER: Mapping work hazard exposure in France   ( N°30-31 December 2006) European chemicals and worker protection seminar   ( N°29 March 2006) Recognition of occupational cancers in Europe   ( N°21 June 2003) Court of Justice ruling on Italy’s carcinogen laws: a result   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Italy's carcinogens regulation challenged in Court of Justice. Serious attack on article 118A   ( N°9 June 1998) Extending the Carcinogens Directive to mutagens and wood dusts   ( N°7 December 1997)   Chemical agents REACH authorization: will the mountain give birth to a mouse?   ( N°35 March 2009) The European Chemicals Agency, keystone of REACH   ( N°34 June 2008) Cancers in “Silicon Glen”: Scottish electronics industry victims fight for future generations   ( N°34 June 2008) Classification and labelling of chemicals: what the Globally Harmonised System means for workers   ( N°33 November 2007) REACH and the role of trade unions   ( N°32 March 2007) Will the Silica Agreement foil EU legislation?   ( N°30-31 December 2006) European chemicals and worker protection seminar   ( N°29 March 2006) REACH: first reading verdict - "could do better"   ( N°29 March 2006) Environmental regulation, innovation and competitiveness   ( N°28 October 2005) Research and REACH   ( N°28 October 2005) Proactive application of REACH through social dialogue and voluntary agreements   ( N°28 October 2005) The ETUC’s proposals for improving REACH   ( N°28 October 2005) Looking ahead   ( N°28 October 2005) Trade unions want a more ambitious REACH   ( N°28 October 2005) REACH: getting the balance right between competitiveness and health   ( N°28 October 2005) Trade union view on supplementary economic impact studies   ( N°28 October 2005) The impact of REACH on future skin and respiratory diseases   ( N°28 October 2005) REACH and worker protection legislation   ( N°28 October 2005) REACH, lever for a sustainable chemical industry: on what basis and how?   ( N°28 October 2005) A proactive sustainable development policy: a REACH label   ( N°28 October 2005) REACH: industry’s meltdown predictions groundless, but fierce lobbying goes on...   ( N°27 June 2005) Improving REACH, the future European chemicals policy   ( N°26 December 2004) Establishing a Globally Harmonised Hazard Classification and Labelling System for Dangerous Substances and Preparations: an exercise that is being performed without the European Trade Unions   ( N°14 June 2000) Publication of first list of indicative occupational exposure limit values under Chemical Agents Directive   ( N°14 June 2000) Swedish case in the ECJ: social rules curb free movement of chemicals   ( N°14 June 2000) TUTB Chemical Network: hard time getting unions' voice heard in Europeanand international debates   ( N°13 March 2000) Controlling exposure to chemicals: a simple guide on how to do it   ( N°13 March 2000) EU chemicals legislation under scrutiny   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Isocyanates : new measurement techniques reveal a significant under-estimation of risks   ( N°9 June 1998) Chemical Agents Directive adopted   ( N°9 June 1998) Evaluation and control of substances on the market : first result of the Commission's programme are unsatisfactory   ( N°9 June 1998) Extending the Carcinogens Directive to mutagens and wood dusts   ( N°7 December 1997) European Commission finally proposes MMVF classification system   ( N°6 June 1997) The ongoing debate on the Chemical Agents Directive   ( N°6 June 1997)   Community policy European framework agreements: "The best option as the politics stand"   ( N°33 November 2007) A trip on a UFO   ( N°33 November 2007) A critical look at the health and safety at work strategy 2007-2012   ( N°33 November 2007) Inspection still a weak link in most national preventive strategies   ( N°33 November 2007) Working conditions in Europe: a big picture view   ( N°33 November 2007) Strategy 2007-2012: Commission short on vision   ( N°32 March 2007) Harmonization Vs deregulation   ( N°29 March 2006) Wanted: a clear, ambitious strategy for 2007-2012   ( N°27 June 2005) REACH: industry’s meltdown predictions groundless, but fierce lobbying goes on...   ( N°27 June 2005) Scoreboard of Community legislation   ( N°26 December 2004) Revitalizing Community occupational health policy   ( N°26 December 2004) Improving REACH, the future European chemicals policy   ( N°26 December 2004) The new impact assessment of Commission initiatives: a tool for sustainable development?   ( N°21 June 2003) Implementing the Community strategy as enlargement nears   ( N°21 June 2003) Long on ideas, short on means   ( N°18 March 2002) Wanted now - a programme to deliver the strategy   ( N°18 March 2002) PPE Directive: a review of the proposed amendments   ( N°18 March 2002) A jigsaw falling into place   ( N°17 June 2001) A New Impetus for Community Occupational Health Policy   ( N°17 June 2001) Will workplace health and safety be watered down in European social policy?   ( N°14 June 2000) Evaluation and control of substances on the market : first result of the Commission's programme are unsatisfactory   ( N°9 June 1998)   Electromagnetic fields RF/Microwave Radiation Protection   ( N°21 June 2003) Exposure of workers to electromagnetic fields : proposal for a directive   ( N°21 June 2003)   Enlargement Discouraging check-up for Croatian workers   ( N°33 November 2007) Health and safety in Croatia: a curate's egg   ( N°33 November 2007) Danger money: new and candidate countries still falling short?   ( N°26 December 2004) European trade unionism in an enlarged Europe   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Regulation of the working environment in the new accession States of the enlarged Union   ( N°22-23 April 2004) What next for OSH in the Czech Republic ?   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Health and safety protection of workers in Poland   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Occupational safety and health in Germany pre European law reform - status and shortcomings   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Occupational health policies in Spain: problems, actions and priorities   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Developments in preventive systems across the European Union   ( N°22-23 April 2004) The state of play. Trends and needs in the accession countries   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Analysis of national occupational health and safety policies   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Analysis of preventive OSH services: organization and coverage of workers   ( N°22-23 April 2004) National arrangements for workers' health and safety representatives: transposition and implementation of the Framework Directive   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Paving the road to enlargement European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions   ( N°22-23 April 2004) The European Agency's work with Acceding and Candidate Countries   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Beyond transposition: Challenges for safety and health at work in the enlarged Europe   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Implementing the Community strategy as enlargement nears   ( N°21 June 2003)   Ergonomics Stress prevention in Europe: review of trade union activities - Obstacles and future strategies   ( N°19-20 September 2002) The European Commission's Guidance on work-related stress: from words to action   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Standards on biomechanics: close to formal vote   ( N°17 June 2001) General ergonomic standards face international impact and overlapping concerns   ( N°17 June 2001) Assessment of exposure to repetitive upper limb movement: an IEA consensus document   ( N°11-12 June 1999)   European legislation The “better regulation” rhinoceros   ( N°35 March 2009) Better Regulation: really better for health and safety at work in Europe?   ( N°35 March 2009) Community bureaucracy and “better regulation”… pot – kettle?   ( N°35 March 2009) REACH authorization: will the mountain give birth to a mouse?   ( N°35 March 2009) A short A-to-Z of BetReg   ( N°35 March 2009) Working conditions in Europe: a big picture view   ( N°33 November 2007) Inspection still a weak link in most national preventive strategies   ( N°33 November 2007) A critical look at the health and safety at work strategy 2007-2012   ( N°33 November 2007) A trip on a UFO   ( N°33 November 2007) Classification and labelling of chemicals: what the Globally Harmonised System means for workers   ( N°33 November 2007) European framework agreements: "The best option as the politics stand"   ( N°33 November 2007) Social partners pledge to prevent harassment and violence at work   ( N°33 November 2007) Scoreboard of European OHS legislation   ( N°32 March 2007) Market supervision: two Finnish cases in the ECJ   ( N°29 March 2006) Harmonization Vs deregulation   ( N°29 March 2006) REACH: first reading verdict - "could do better"   ( N°29 March 2006) The revision of the Machinery Directive - Part 1   ( N°29 March 2006) REACH and worker protection legislation   ( N°28 October 2005) Counting the costs   ( N°26 December 2004) New Machinery Directive soon on track?   ( N°26 December 2004) Better protection for asbestos-exposed workers   ( N°26 December 2004) New Recommendations on occupational diseases: some progress, but no harmonization in sight   ( N°26 December 2004) Soft law and voluntary measures: the deregulator's new clothes   ( N°26 December 2004) Liberalisation of the market in services: a threat to workers' health and safety   ( N°26 December 2004) Social/employment gains at risk: the revision of the Working Time Directive   ( N°26 December 2004) European directives, standards and procedures in the international context   ( N°24-25 June 2004) The New Member Countries: problems or catalysts?   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Revision of the Machinery Directive   ( N°17 June 2001) Noise Directive: a step forward under the Swedish Presidency   ( N°17 June 2001) Workers' exposure to vibrations: Council common position   ( N°17 June 2001) How the ECJ ruling may affect the United Kingdom   ( N°13 March 2000) New ECJ case: the interpretation of the Working time Directive   ( N°13 March 2000) Court of Justice ruling on Italy’s carcinogen laws: a result   ( N°11-12 June 1999) The Community is changing, the issues are the same   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Overhauling the Machinery Directive   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Article 118A challenge in the Court of Justice. Update   ( N°10 December 1998) Italy's carcinogens regulation challenged in Court of Justice. Serious attack on article 118A   ( N°9 June 1998) The Best report : employment law deregulation moves one step closer   ( N°9 June 1998) Chemical Agents Directive adopted   ( N°9 June 1998) The working environment in the European Union : the difficult transition from law to practice   ( N°8 March 1998)   European Works Councils Health, safety and environment model clause for EWCs   ( N°7 December 1997)   Exposure limit values Publication of first list of indicative occupational exposure limit values under Chemical Agents Directive   ( N°14 June 2000) Controlling exposure to chemicals: a simple guide on how to do it   ( N°13 March 2000)   Framework Directive 'Reasonably practicable' clause flouts the framework directive   ( N°32 March 2007) From technical transpositions to political debates   ( N°13 March 2000) Controversial incorporation of Framework directive in Finland   ( N°10 December 1998) The European Parliament: watchdog and key player in the debat on the application of health and safety directives   ( N°8 March 1998) The TUTB Observatory on the application of European directives: a preliminary assessment   ( N°8 March 1998) The transposition of the Framework Directive in Germany   ( N°6 June 1997)   Health and safety management 'The making of...' a new Working Conditions Act in the Netherlands   ( N°32 March 2007) Reasonable workforce management or elimination of risks?   ( N°32 March 2007) An inspector will not come knocking at midnight...   ( N°32 March 2007) US/EU: VPPs, a dangerously misleading charm offensive   ( N°29 March 2006) USA: occupational health under the first Bush Administration, 2000-2004   ( N°27 June 2005) Danger money: new and candidate countries still falling short?   ( N°26 December 2004) Counting the costs   ( N°26 December 2004) Trade unions and improving health and safety in small enterprises : the findings of an ETUC study   ( N°21 June 2003) Wanted now - a programme to deliver the strategy   ( N°18 March 2002) Long on ideas, short on means   ( N°18 March 2002) The gender dimension in health and safety: initial findings of a European survey   ( N°18 March 2002) France : yawning health divides   ( N°18 March 2002) A New Impetus for Community Occupational Health Policy   ( N°17 June 2001) What knowledge and research is needed for healthy work in the New Century?   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Will workplace health and safety be watered down in European social policy?   ( N°14 June 2000) A timely critique of the British health and safety regulatory system   ( N°13 March 2000) Safety at Work Charter 2000 in Italy   ( N°13 March 2000) The Community is changing, the issues are the same   ( N°11-12 June 1999) The 1998 TUC survey of safety reps : twenty-one years of saving lives   ( N°10 December 1998) Occupational health and safety management systems: towards a European standard?   ( N°6 June 1997) The Spanish proposal for a European standard   ( N°6 June 1997)   Ionising radiation Ionizing radiation: what does it mean for workers' health?   ( N°29 March 2006) Radiological protection of outside workers   ( N°29 March 2006) France: nuclear industry subcontractors still at risk   ( N°29 March 2006) The health effects of low-dose ionizing radiation   ( N°29 March 2006) Will the new Ionising Radiation Directive increase worker and public safety?   ( N°6 June 1997)   Legislation simplification A short A-to-Z of BetReg   ( N°35 March 2009) OSHA: America’s deregulation test bed   ( N°35 March 2009) Vinyl chloride: when OSHA stood up to industry   ( N°35 March 2009) Community bureaucracy and “better regulation”… pot – kettle?   ( N°35 March 2009) Better Regulation: really better for health and safety at work in Europe?   ( N°35 March 2009) The “better regulation” rhinoceros   ( N°35 March 2009) Soft law and voluntary measures: the deregulator's new clothes   ( N°26 December 2004) EU chemicals legislation under scrutiny   ( N°11-12 June 1999)   Musculoskeletal disorders Risk factors of occupational MSDs and potential solutions: Past, present and future   ( N°34 June 2008) Community must take responsibility for tackling MSDs   ( N°33 November 2007) Ergonomic standards in biomechanics: An examination of the draft standard on repetitive movements (prEN 1005-5)   ( N°29 March 2006) Musculoskeletal disorders: where we are, and where we could be   ( N°27 June 2005) Stress and work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders of the upper extremities   ( N°19-20 September 2002) MSD, stress: expanding discretion   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Opinion on MSD: an impulse for new initiatives from the European Commission   ( N°17 June 2001) MSDs in Europe: evolution of the debate   ( N°14 June 2000) TUTB activities: Seminar for evaluating the ETUC's MSD campaign   ( N°14 June 2000) MSD in Europe: unions show a lead   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Musculoskeletal disorders - 'sick' workplace syndrome   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Swedish regulations on prevention of MSD   ( N°11-12 June 1999) European standards and risk assessment for MSD: challenging the future   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Assessment of exposure to repetitive upper limb movement: an IEA consensus document   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Risk prevention and control strategy for upper limb musculoskeletal disorders   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Assessing the risks of repetitive work   ( N°6 June 1997)   New Member States Romania's Health at Work   ( N°34 June 2008) Interview: “Working conditions are just not on the agenda until pay improves"   ( N°34 June 2008) The outlook for health and safety at work, policies and practices in Bulgaria   ( N°33 November 2007)   Observatory The Machinery Directive, gains and challenges for the New Approach   ( N°21 June 2003) Framework Directive up before ECJ   ( N°18 March 2002) ECJ rulings on compulsory membership of a statutory work accident insurance body   ( N°18 March 2002) Greece: difficulty in putting the new regulatory framework into practice   ( N°14 June 2000) A timely critique of the British health and safety regulatory system   ( N°13 March 2000) From technical transpositions to political debates   ( N°13 March 2000) Safety at Work Charter 2000 in Italy   ( N°13 March 2000) Controversial incorporation of Framework directive in Finland   ( N°10 December 1998) The European Parliament: watchdog and key player in the debat on the application of health and safety directives   ( N°8 March 1998) The working environment in the European Union : the difficult transition from law to practice   ( N°8 March 1998) The TUTB Observatory on the application of European directives: a preliminary assessment   ( N°8 March 1998) The transposition of Directive 92/85/EEC on the safety and the health of pregnant workers, and workers who have recently given birth or are breastfeeding (II)   ( N°7 December 1997) The transposition of Directive 92/85/EEC on the safety and the health of pregnant workers, and workers who have recently given birth or are breastfeeding (I)   ( N°6 June 1997) The transposition of the Framework Directive in Germany   ( N°6 June 1997)   Occupational diseases “Asbestos Attorney” wants to put industry offenders in the dock   ( N°34 June 2008) Using Google Earth to improve workplace conditions   ( N°34 June 2008) The OCCAM project: an innovative Italian approach to an old problem   ( N°34 June 2008) Cancers in “Silicon Glen”: Scottish electronics industry victims fight for future generations   ( N°34 June 2008) French “grassroots” act against occupational cancers   ( N°34 June 2008) Work-related cancers: seeing through the smokescreen   ( N°34 June 2008) Italy: trade union action-oriented research into occupational diseases   ( N°29 March 2006) The impact of REACH on future skin and respiratory diseases   ( N°28 October 2005) New Recommendations on occupational diseases: some progress, but no harmonization in sight   ( N°26 December 2004) Recognition of occupational cancers in Europe   ( N°21 June 2003)   OHS in the world US/EU: VPPs, a dangerously misleading charm offensive   ( N°29 March 2006)   PPE PPE Directive: a review of the proposed amendments   ( N°18 March 2002) Improving the procedures for the selection and use of PPE at work   ( N°9 June 1998) Free movement or free to arm?   ( N°9 June 1998)   Preventive services Analysis of preventive OSH services: organization and coverage of workers   ( N°22-23 April 2004) Preventive services in the European Union - fighting a losing battle?   ( N°21 June 2003) Spain: preventive services well below par   ( N°21 June 2003) Sweden: throwing the baby out with the bath water?   ( N°21 June 2003) The Netherlands: the three rings of the prevention market and market controls   ( N°21 June 2003) A missing link: collectivization of the experience of preventive services   ( N°21 June 2003) Preventive services and medical surveillance: new Community initiatives needed   ( N°10 December 1998)   Psychosocial factors Social partners pledge to prevent harassment and violence at work   ( N°33 November 2007)   Recommended reading Crime and non-punishment : how the justice system failed the Marcinelle dead   ( N°30-31 December 2006)   Research Future research needs – designing pilot projects on collecting information on specific equipment from the workplace   ( N°24-25 June 2004) A common scientific background for the participatory approach?   ( N°24-25 June 2004)   Risk assessment SUMER: Mapping work hazard exposure in France   ( N°30-31 December 2006) Non-standard hazards on the rise   ( N°30-31 December 2006) Risk prevention and control strategy for upper limb musculoskeletal disorders   ( N°11-12 June 1999) Assessing the risks of repetitive work   ( N°6 June 1997) A trade union methodology for risk assessment   ( N°6 June 1997)   Safety of machinery Market supervision: two Finnish cases in the ECJ   ( N°29 March 2006) The revision of the Machinery Directive - Part 1   ( N°29 March 2006) New Machinery Directive soon on track?   ( N°26 December 2004) The Machinery Directive, gains and challenges for the New Approach   ( N°21 June 2003) Safety of woodworking machinery: benefitting from workers' experience   ( N°18 March 2002) Revision of the Machinery Directive   ( N°17 June 2001) EN 292: the internationalization challenge   ( N°17 June 2001) Overhauling the Machinery Directive   ( N°11-12 June 1999) The United Kingdom's safeguard clause on EN 708 : agricultural machinery   ( N°10 December 1998)   SME Trade unions and improving health and safety in small enterprises : the findings of an ETUC study   ( N°21 June 2003)   Standardisation Ergonomic standards in biomechanics: An examination of the draft standard on repetitive movements (prEN 1005-5)   ( N°29 March 2006) Trade unions: strategic participants – the role of industry federations   ( N°24-25 June 2004) The market as a driving force: the role of user groups   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Market surveillance and work equipment standards: the role of the national authorities   ( N°24-25 June 2004) ANEC: the need for consumer representation in standardisation   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Editorial   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Globalizing technical standards: impact and challenges for occupational health and safety   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Ten years of Swedish trade union activity in the national and European standardization process   ( N°24-25 June 2004) The role of German trade unions in the national and European standardization process   ( N°24-25 June 2004) European directives, standards and procedures in the international context   ( N°24-25 June 2004) ISO: international standards and occupational safety   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Participatory design of work equipment: lessons learned and suggestions for future actions   ( N°24-25 June 2004) How end-user data can be integrated into the ISO and CEN systems   ( N°24-25 June 2004) CEN: occupational health and safety - contribution of European standardisation   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Safety of woodworking machinery: benefitting from workers' experience   ( N°18 March 2002) Participatory strategies for work equipment design   ( N°18 March 2002) EN 292: the internationalization challenge   ( N°17 June 2001) General ergonomic standards face international impact and overlapping concerns   ( N°17 June 2001) Standards on biomechanics: close to formal vote   ( N°17 June 2001) European standards and risk assessment for MSD: challenging the future   ( N°11-12 June 1999) The United Kingdom's safeguard clause on EN 708 : agricultural machinery   ( N°10 December 1998) Improving the procedures for the selection and use of PPE at work   ( N°9 June 1998) The Spanish proposal for a European standard   ( N°6 June 1997) Occupational health and safety management systems: towards a European standard?   ( N°6 June 1997)   Stress Social partners give work-related stress agreement a positive report card   ( N°35 March 2009) How to make the European work-related stress a practical step forward?   ( N°26 December 2004) Stress prevention in Europe: review of trade union activities - Obstacles and future strategies   ( N°19-20 September 2002) MSD, stress: expanding discretion   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Violence at the workplace   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Psychological harassment at work and the law   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Stress in Great Britain   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Managing job stress in the Netherlands   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Measuring psychosocial workload in Belgium   ( N°19-20 September 2002) The WOCCQ: WOrking Conditions and Control Questionnaire   ( N°19-20 September 2002) A new tool for assessing psychosocial factors at work: the Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Nordic method for measuring psychosocial and social factors at work   ( N°19-20 September 2002) Stress and work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders of the upper extremities   ( N°19-20 September 2002)   Survey Non-standard hazards on the rise   ( N°30-31 December 2006)   Sustainable development REACH, lever for a sustainable chemical industry: on what basis and how?   ( N°28 October 2005) Environmental regulation, innovation and competitiveness   ( N°28 October 2005) A proactive sustainable development policy: a REACH label   ( N°28 October 2005) The new impact assessment of Commission initiatives: a tool for sustainable development?   ( N°21 June 2003)   Women, work & health Italy: trade union action-oriented research into occupational diseases   ( N°29 March 2006) "Women, health, work": 4th World Congress in New Delhi   ( N°29 March 2006) The gender dimension in health and safety: initial findings of a European survey   ( N°18 March 2002) ILO: new Maternity Protection Convention   ( N°14 June 2000) Swedish working conditions survey highlights widening equality gap   ( N°14 June 2000) Rio 2nd International Congress   ( N°13 March 2000) Trade union initiatives across Europe   ( N°13 March 2000) The revision of ILO C130 Maternity Protection Convention   ( N°13 March 2000) The transposition of Directive 92/85/EEC on the safety and the health of pregnant workers, and workers who have recently given birth or are breastfeeding (II)   ( N°7 December 1997) The transposition of Directive 92/85/EEC on the safety and the health of pregnant workers, and workers who have recently given birth or are breastfeeding (I)   ( N°6 June 1997)   Work equipment CEN: occupational health and safety - contribution of European standardisation   ( N°24-25 June 2004) How end-user data can be integrated into the ISO and CEN systems   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Participatory design of work equipment: lessons learned and suggestions for future actions   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Future research needs – designing pilot projects on collecting information on specific equipment from the workplace   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Market surveillance and work equipment standards: the role of the national authorities   ( N°24-25 June 2004) The market as a driving force: the role of user groups   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Trade unions: strategic participants – the role of industry federations   ( N°24-25 June 2004) A common scientific background for the participatory approach?   ( N°24-25 June 2004) Participatory strategies for work equipment design   ( N°18 March 2002)   Work organisation What knowledge and research is needed for healthy work in the New Century?   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Changing work organization in Europe   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Non-standard employment, subcontracting, flexibility, health   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Ten years of working conditions in the European Union   ( N°15-16 February 2001) A new occupational health prevention for a new work environment: needs, principles and challenges   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Professional drivers' working time as a factor of flexibility and competitiveness in road haulage   ( N°15-16 February 2001) The hospital sector in Europe   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Reorganizing work and decentralizing production - More flexible or just worse working conditions?   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Work intensification and fragmentation - World in a hurry   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Working without limits - reconsidering regulation   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Musculoskeletal disorders - 'sick' workplace syndrome   ( N°11-12 June 1999)   Workers' representation National arrangements for workers' health and safety representatives: transposition and implementation of the Framework Directive   ( N°22-23 April 2004) The 1998 TUC survey of safety reps : twenty-one years of saving lives   ( N°10 December 1998)   Working conditions Interview: “Working conditions are just not on the agenda until pay improves"   ( N°34 June 2008)   Working environment Using Google Earth to improve workplace conditions   ( N°34 June 2008) Marc Sapir: 'An institute in the bridge-building business'   ( N°27 June 2005) A new occupational health prevention for a new work environment: needs, principles and challenges   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Ten years of working conditions in the European Union   ( N°15-16 February 2001) Swedish working conditions survey highlights widening equality gap   ( N°14 June 2000)   Working time Social/employment gains at risk: the revision of the Working Time Directive   ( N°26 December 2004) Professional drivers' working time as a factor of flexibility and competitiveness in road haulage   ( N°15-16 February 2001) New ECJ case: the interpretation of the Working time Directive   ( N°13 March 2000) How the ECJ ruling may affect the United Kingdom   ( N°13 March 2000) White paper on sectors excluded from the Working Time Directive   ( N°7 December 1997)   Young workers Take-away food, throw-away jobs   ( N°30-31 December 2006) Learning about risk prevention in Peugeotland   ( N°30-31 December 2006) Young workers: work-related risks and ergonomics   ( N°30-31 December 2006) Working children in Europe   ( N°30-31 December 2006) Health and work in the 'contingent' generation   ( N°30-31 December 2006)
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