World day for safety and health at work 2024
An exploration of the ways that climate change is impacting regulations regarding emissions and worker safety — and how companies can manage those changes
Climate change and safety and health at work
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has selected climate change and safety and health at work as the theme for World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2024.
This #safeday focuses on workers’ exposure to risks such as excessive heat, ultraviolet radiation, extreme weather events, air pollution, vector-borne diseases and agrochemicals. It aims to highlight the increasing hazards faced by workers around the world, contextualizing the need for better regulation and compliance around occupational health and safety.
In support of this important event, we’ve compiled a selection of the most relevant and useful articles and resources from Enhesa on the topics of climate change, excessive heat, extreme weather, air pollution and emissions, and workplace safety.
Climate change
Excessive heat
Extreme weather
Air pollution and emissions
Workplace safety
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