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OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS IN OECD COUNTRIES
Chapter 4 OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS IN OECD COUNTRIES A. INTRODUCTION : health AND safety AS POLICY CONCERNS Employment is more than simply a contract to render services in return for payment. In modern industry, it often involves working within an organ- isation, and hence working under the conditions which that organisation imposes. Too often in the past, these conditions included considerable OCCUPATIONAL risk, and indeed a high incidence of workplace injury and death. This chapter presents information on the cur- rent-day situation in OECD COUNTRIES with respect to fatal and non-fatal OCCUPATIONAL injuries, unfore- seen and sometimes violent events arising from work situations which may cause cuts, burns, fractures, loss of limb, eyesight or hearing and, in th
OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS IN OECD COUNTRIES A. INTRODUCTION : HEALTH AND SAFETY AS POLICY CONCERNS ... The difficulties involved in harmonizing safety and health statistics may be illustrated by the experience of the European Community. Two EC Programmes of Action on Health and Safety …
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