EU-OSHA Launches New Healthy Workplaces Campaign Website
EU-OSHA launched the website of its new Healthy Workplaces campaign on 1 October 2026, offering resources on psychosocial risks in all EU languages.
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Peterborough paramedics vote overwhelmingly to strike
Paramedics in Peterborough, Canada, voted 99% for a strike mandate, after years of burnout, staff shortages and too little mental health support.
Regular glasses under full-face mask increase risks
Glasses with temple arms worn under a full-face mask can break the seal and may invalidate protection against hazardous substances, warns Prebes.
79 RATP Workers Sue Over Carcinogen Exposure
79 employees of French transport operator RATP are seeking French labor court recognition of exposure to carcinogenic substances at maintenance workshops.
More Prevention, Fewer Workplace Accidents in France
French Dares data show workplace accidents drop more sharply after new prevention measures, especially at small firms and through protective equipment.
Workplace Injury Risk Doubles in Lower-Income Countries
Workers in lower-income countries face more than double the risk of serious workplace injury, according to new research from UK safety body RoSPA.
OSHA Awards $10.2 Million for Safety Training
On October 1, OSHA awarded $10.2 million to 67 organizations for workplace safety training, mainly targeting small employers in high-risk sectors.
Prevention advisor: tasks and challenges in practice
A prevention advisor combines site visits, workstation analyses and reporting to structurally improve safety and well-being in the workplace.
Why Safety Training Sometimes Doesn’t Stick
A US safety consultant argues that training often fails to hold under acute stress; research points mainly to the value of hands-on practice.
Interns vulnerable to sexual and sexist violence
A French survey of over 4,400 students found that one in three experienced sexual or sexist misconduct during an internship or work-study placement.