Workplace solutions
Throughout the case studies detailed in Workplace solutions for childcare, a common theme in parents’ reactions to childcare programmes is their concern about the quality of the care that their children are receiving. (...) This book shows how helpful workplace initiatives have been in addressing the problems of some workers. (...) By looking at how workplace actors have engaged at policy and workplace levels, and by showing how partnerships and support for childcare have been organized and funded, as well as the limitations and challenges they face, this book should be helpful to policy-makers and workplace partners who are concerned with finding practical solutions for childcare.
Language:English
Score: 835536
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https://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/gro...ts/publication/wcms_145932.pdf
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Workplace solutions
Throughout the case studies detailed in Workplace solutions for childcare, a common theme in parents’ reactions to childcare programmes is their concern about the quality of the care that their children are receiving. (...) This book shows how helpful workplace initiatives have been in addressing the problems of some workers. (...) By looking at how workplace actors have engaged at policy and workplace levels, and by showing how partnerships and support for childcare have been organized and funded, as well as the limitations and challenges they face, this book should be helpful to policy-makers and workplace partners who are concerned with finding practical solutions for childcare.
Language:English
Score: 835536
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www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/grou...ts/publication/wcms_145932.pdf
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Workplace Fatalities, 2004 - 2008
Illustrations 1. (...) Together, we aim to make Singapore a safe and healthy workplace for everyone and an international centre of excellence in the field of workplace safety and health.
(...) Vision
A safe and healthy workplace for everyone; and a country renowned for best practices in workplace safety and health.
Language:English
Score: 835393.3
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https://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/gro...cuments/policy/wcms_250321.pdf
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Workplace solutions for childcare
Workplace partnerships are effective for working parents considering childcare solutions. (...) One way that workers can be supported is through assistance offered by their workplace. The focus of this book is on why workplace partners around the world have become involved in childcare and the nature of the programmes that have been implemented. The book provides an overview of diverse workplace initiatives, beyond the traditional workplace crèche for pre-school children.
Language:English
Score: 834818.7
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https://www.ilo.org/global/pub...WCMS_110397/lang--it/index.htm
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Protective measures /
Workplace precautions
How to Protect yourself
Keeping Safe from COVID-19 : Keeping Safe in the New Normal
New Normal workplace 1
Take care in your workplaces.
New Normal workplace 2
Take care of physical distancing.
New Normal workplace 3
Take care to spread the word not the virus.
New Normal workplace 4
What to consider for health before opening the workplace
New Normal workplace 5
Take care of sanitisation
New Normal workplace 6
Take care of yourself.
Language:English
Score: 833713
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https://www.who.int/southeasta...measures/workplace-precautions
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The FSC suggests that focus on chemical safety in the workplace be suitably incorporated within the current and expanding framework of IFCS’s action plans and priorities.
(...) Programme Area B – Harmonization of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals
The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for the Classification and Labelling of Chemicals has taken due consideration of chemicals in the workplace. In its implementation, however, there are areas that require emphasis and attention to specific needs with respect to workplaces.
(...) Recommended action items:
• Establish a means of developing and updating internationally evaluated sources of information on chemicals in the workplace by intergovernmental organizations, in forms and languages suitable for use by workplace participants.
• Make the information on workplace chemicals from intergovernmental organizations readily and conveniently available to employers, employees and governments.
• Facilitate the development and updating of information on workplace chemicals by reliable sources in forms and languages suitable for workplace participants and the ready and convenient access to that information by employers, employees and governments.
• Promote the establishment of a National SafeWork Programme, including the ratification and implementation of ILO Conventions 170, 174 and 184.
• Implement an integrated approach to the safe use of chemicals in the workplace by establishing new mechanisms to expand and update ILO Conventions related to hazardous substances and linking these to various other actions, such as those associated with codes, information dissemination, enforcement, technical co-operation, etc.
Language:English
Score: 832788.2
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https://www.who.int/ifcs/docum...forums/forum4/en/08w_f4_en.pdf
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Greener Business, Better Workplace: Trainer’s Handbook Changing Enterprises in a Changing World: Continual Improvement and Workplace Cooperation for Sustainability (Draft)
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They should include
• ensuring adequate and qualified staff
coverage • management style setting an example of
positive attitudes and behaviours • providing appropriate information and
communication structures among staff with patients and the public, for workers at special risk
• changing work practices to avoid risk • providing a clear job description for every
position and staff member • work time management to avoid excessive
work pressure
ENVIRONMENTAL - target the physical features of the workplace. They should include:
• levels of noise, colours, odours, illumination,
temperature/ventilation and cleanliness of the workplace environment
• workplace design, e.g. safe access, sufficient space, comfortable waiting areas, premises responding to needs of staff and public, alarm systems where necessary
INDIVIDUAL FOCUSSED - reinforce the capacity of individuals to help prevent workplace violence. (...) Alan Leather, alan.leather@world-psi.org 2002
Why worry about workplace violence?
Workplace violence has become an alarming phenomenon worldwide. (...) How to approach the problem
Workplace violence is a structural problem rooted in societal, organisational and personal factors.
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Score: 832133.5
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I n t e r g o v e r n m e n t a l F o r u m o n C h e m i c a l S a f e t y
Recommendations and Priorities for Occupational Health and Safety
IFCS Secretariat, c/o World Health Organization, 20 Avenue Appia, CH-1211 Geneva 27, Switzerland tel: +41 22 791 3650 / 3873 fax: +41 22 791 4875 e-mail: ifcs@who.int website: www.ifcs.ch IFCS
Protecting workers from harmful
chemical exposures in the workplace
IFCS
ifcs_brochure_e.a3.qxp 2/25/05 8:09 AM Page 1
Develop and implement relevant
approaches and standards for
recording, collecting and analyzing
workplace data essential for
international assessment of chemical
risks from workplaces. Also establish
suitable measures to facilitate the
monitoring of workplaces and careful
clinical surveillance of workers must
also be established.
(...) Recommendations and Priorities for Occupational Health and Safety
Establish a means of developing and
updating internationally-evaluated
sources of information on chemicals
in the workplace by intergovernmental
organizations as well as reliable sources,
in forms and languages suitable for use
by workplace participants.
Language:English
Score: 832133.5
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https://www.who.int/ifcs/champions/ohs_brochure_en.pdf
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