Tuscany and INAIL sign deal for targeted prevention
Tuscany and INAIL are combining accident and health data to target prevention efforts in sectors such as marble quarrying, ports and logistics.
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French committee scraps consent rule for internal inquiry
A French committee has dropped the requirement for victims’ consent before employers can open internal probes into workplace sexual violence.
ESENER Data: Worker Input Falls as Digitalisation Rises
A new EU-OSHA ESENER tool shows declining employee input on psychosocial risks, as digitalisation increasingly features in workplace consultations.
Germany: workplace accidents fall, commuting accidents rise
Reportable occupational accidents in Germany fell in 2025, while the number of commuting accidents rose, according to new annual DGUV figures.
Practical method to prioritize workplace risks
Prevencionar México explains how deficiency, exposure and consequences together determine the priority level of workplace safety risks for HSE teams.
INSST: young workers in Spain more vulnerable
New INSST report analyses the sociodemographic situation and workplace accident rates among young workers (16-34) in Spain, based on 2024 data.
EU test: 82% of safety footwear non-compliant
A European JACOP market surveillance campaign found that 82% of tested safety footwear and 29% of safety helmets fail to meet EU safety standards.
Canada to Hire 100 New Labour Inspectors Under Bill C-39
Ottawa is hiring 100 additional labour inspectors under Bill C-39, after criticism of staffing shortages and a rising number of fatal workplace accidents.
EU-OSHA: gap between digitalisation and involvement grows
EU-OSHA launches a tool comparing ten years of ESENER data (2014-2024): less involvement in psychosocial risks, more focus on digitalisation.
More employees off sick due to stress
Stress-related sick leave in the Netherlands has risen 36% in five years, and women are off sick roughly twice as often as men, new figures show.