Anses recommends recognition table for UV skin cancer
The French agency Anses recommends a new occupational disease recognition table for skin cancer caused by workplace exposure to UV radiation.
The French agency Anses recommends a new occupational disease recognition table for skin cancer caused by workplace exposure to UV radiation.
France’s government has asked employers and employees to negotiate by 19 December on prevention, benefits and responsibility for sick leave absence.
Mexico has enacted an emergency safety standard requiring training, certification and maintenance for drivers and vehicles transporting LPG by tanker.
Mexico is updating its safety standard for underground coal mines, introducing stricter requirements for ventilation, gas detection and fire prevention.
ECHA’s RAC committee recommends classifying TFA as reprotoxic (Repr. 1B) and as PMT/vPvM. The final opinion is now with the European Commission.
France’s government refuses to open the compte professionnel de prévention (C2P) points scheme to temp agency workers on contracts shorter than a month.
French lawmakers tightened workplace sexual violence prevention duties and created a dedicated adviser for employees at very small businesses.
The European Parliament in Strasbourg asks the European Commission for EU legislation against psychosocial risks such as burnout and workplace bullying.
Germany’s Federal Social Court ruled that an employee who missed his turn due to hypoglycemia remained covered by statutory accident insurance.
A German court (Sozialgericht München) ruled that an employee who tore her meniscus slipping on spilled massage oil is not covered by accident insurance.