International Labour Conventions and Recommendations, 1919-1981 Jurisdiction ILO Year 1982 Published in English Source International Labour Office, 1211 Genčve 22, Switzerland, 1982. 1167p. Price: SF.70.00. Descriptors [Primary] ILO, legislation, occupational safety and health [Secondary] accommodation, age limit, agriculture, anthrax, bakery products industry, benzene, building industry, commercial activities, directive, dock work, entertainment services, fishing, group catering, hospitals, hotel industry, labour inspection, lead, machinery guarding regulations, manual lifting, maternity leave, medical supervision, migrant workers, neoplasms, night work, noise control, occupational hygiene, office work, orchards, painting, phosphorus, radiation protection, sea transport, underground work, vibration control, women, young persons Subject category General safety, health and conditions of work Abstract Texts of all the ILO Conventions and Recommendations arranged by subject, including those in the field of OSH - from the earliest (Maternity Protection Convention, 1919) to the latest (Occupational Safety and Health Convention, 1981). More than 40 Conventions, or revisions of Conventions, and 45 Recommendations, on OSH subjects were adopted by the ILO. They have been abstracted by CIS as from 1959. Subjects covered include: minimum age (night work, underground work, women, young persons, seafarers), night work in bakeries, dock work, rural workers, occupational cancer, crew accommodation, maximum weights (manual lifting and carrying), sick and injured seamen, building construction, food and catering (ships' crews), medical examinations (seafarers, young persons, fishermen), agriculture, plantations, machinery guarding, hygiene in commerce and offices, labour inspection, benzene, migrant workers, working environment (air pollution, noise, vibration), OSH in general, anthrax, lead poisoning, white phosphorus, hotels, theatres, hospitals, seamen's welfare in ports, medical care, ships' medicine chests, medical advice at sea by radio, radiation protection. CIS No. 82-897 Database ID 37530