Climate change and workplace safety and health: New policy brief from EU-OSHA
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The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work released a policy brief highlighting how climate change poses new workplace hazards for construction and other industries. Coordinated planning and proactive measures are essential to protect workers from climate-related risks on job sites.
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Bilbao, Spain — Adopting a holistic approach grounded in coordinated and proactive planning is key to protecting workers from the effects of climate change, the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work says. That’s one takeaway from a new policy brief from EU-OSHA that examines the impact of…
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