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15/04/2011 - Submitted by: Hohenstein Rena

Aims and scope Work life is changing in every corner of the world, and nations are becoming increasingly interdependent. The occupational health and safety (OH&S) of all workers is the key to improved wealth in all countries. Achieving high-quality work life requires the right skills, in the right place, at the right time. The aim of the International Forum is to look into occupational safety and health policies and profiles and make an inventory, and then to continue with the introduction and further development of occupational health services, Basic Occupational Health Services in particular. In addition, time is reserved for discussing the practical tools for solutions and good practices. Our intention is to come up with recommendations for further actions for more sustainable solutions in the world of work. The International Forum will strive to respond to Objectives 1 and 3 of the WHO Global Plan of Action on Workers' Health. At the same time, we will survey the situation of occupational health and safety profiling in different countries, with the aim of responding to the requirements of ILO Convention No. 187 on the Promotional Framework for Occupational Safety and Health. The ultimate goal is to create safe and decent jobs and work environments which are conducive to health and sound productivity. Who should participate? * policy- and decision-makers * social partners * occupational health and safety experts * occupational health physicians * occupational health nurses * occupational hygienists * occupational psychologists * trainers * occupational safety and health inspectors * public health experts * and all who work in the development of working conditions
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Location:
Espoo, Finnland
Start Date:
20/06/2011
End Date:
22/06/2011

Reference

Source:
http://www.ttl.fi/en/internation...