Drugs and Alcohol
Drogas y alcohol
Drogues et alcool
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Management of alcohol-and drug-related
issues in the workplace. Problems relating to
alcohol
and drug use may
arise from personal, family or social factors, or from certain work situations, or from a
combination of these elements.
Such problems not only have an adverse effect on the health and well-being of workers but
may also cause
difficulties at work, including a deterioration in job performance. While the elimination of
substance abuse is a highly
desirable goal, experience has shown the difficulty of achieving this. The practical
recommendations contained in
this book are intended to provide guidance to all those who have responsibility for addressing
alcohol-and
drug-related issues at the workplace. Geneva, 1996. 61 pp. ISBN 92-2-109455-3. SFR15;
US$18; UK£10.80.
Translation: French, Spanish and Finnish.
Tratamiento de cuestiones relacionadas con el
alcohol y las drogas en el lugar de trabajo.
ISBN 92-2-309455-0.
Prise en charge des questions d'alcoolisme et
de toxicomanie sur le lieu de travail. ISBN
92-2-209455-7.
Guides and
manuals
Guías y manuales
Guides et manuels
Réadaptation des toxicomanes: principes
de planification de programmes efficaces pour
les
pays en
développement. Genève, 1995. 73 pp. ISBN 92-2-209490-5. Aussi disponible en
anglais.
Drug and alcohol prevention programmes in
the maritime industry - A manual for
planners.
This manual has been
produced to assist shipowners, ship managers and others to enhance the safety of shipping
operations and the
health of seafarers by preventing and reducing drug and alcohol problems on board ship. May
1996. ISBN
92-2-110260-2. Free publication available only from the ILO Programme on Skills,
Knowledge and
Employability.
A new way of counting: A practical guide
to implementing an alcohol prevention
campaign.
This awareness creation
and self-assessment programme consists of a number of posters and brochures. A simple
manual explaining how to
use these elements in a comprehensive campaign (for organizations with less than 250
employees) and in a "
pacemaker strategy " (for organizations with more than 250 employees). 1992. Translation:
French. Free publication
available only from the ILO Programme on Skills, Knowledge and Employability.
Addiction rehabilitation: Principles of
effective programming for developing nations.
Ch'ien,
J.; Zackon, F. This
publication is concerned with rehabilitation in developing countries, where extensive
programmes are needed but
resources are limited. Planners and service providers must study the work and ideas of others,
analyse and decide
what may work in their own cultures and adapt what is valuable in meeting their own needs.
This book is intended as
a tool for these tasks. Reflecting the orientation of the International Labour Organization, the
concentration is on the
vocational and social reintegration of ex-addicts including problems of employment as well as
other issues that
impinge directly upon maintaining abstinence following discharge from rehabilitation
programmes. Geneva, 1994.
English: ISBN 92-2-109490-1, French: ISBN 92-2-209490-5. Free publication available only
from the ILO
Programme on Skills, Knowledge and Employability.
Reports (including reports of
conferences, industrial meetings and meetings of
experts)
Informes (incluidos informes de
conferencias, reuniones sectoriales y reuniones de
expertos)
Rapports (incluant rapports de
conférence, réunions sectorielles et réunions
d'experts)
Alcohol and drugs in the workplace:
Attitudes, policies and programmes in the
European
Community. Report of a
joint ILO/EC project. Geneva, 1997. Terminal Report of project findings by the ILO; 12
country reports prepared by
national collaborators; a special review of laws and regulations in the member States of the
European Community;
and a directory of information sources on alcohol and drugs in the workplace. Translation:
French. Free publication
available only from the ILO Programme on Safe Work.
Working together in Europe 1999. Fourth
International Private Sector Conference on
Drugs
in
the Workplace and
the Community (Europe). Sundsvall, Sweden,
9-12 May 1999. To create a network of business partners and community leaders to activate
and maintain substance
abuse prevention programmes in European workplaces and communities.. Free publication
available only from the
ILO Programme on Safe Work.
Report of the workshop on mobilizing
small businesses to prevent substance abuse,
Oslo,
Norway, 12-16 May 1997.
This report results from a meeting which was held to launch the first major activity of the
Norwegian-funded project "
Mobilizing Small Businesses to Prevent Substance Abuse ". The project is the only one of its
kind at the
inter-regional level which focuses specifically on problems related to drugs and alcohol in the
small-business
community in which some 80 per cent of the workforce is engaged. Free publication available
only from the ILO
Programme on Skills, Knowledge and Employability.
Drugs and alcohol in the maritime
industry. Report of the ILO Interregional Meeting of
Experts, Geneva, 29
September - 20 October 1992. This report contains a synthesis of the discussions of the
meeting, reports of three
working groups, full texts of discussion papers on (a) ILO working paper on drug and alcohol
problems in the
maritime industry, (b) ILO working paper on drug and alcohol screening issues in the
maritime industry, and (c) ILO
working paper on a proposed action plan to address drug and alcohol problems in the
maritime industry, as well as
notes submitted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) on its activities relevant to
drug use and alcohol
abuse, International Shipping Federation Paper on Drugs and Alcohol in the Shipping
Industry, International
Transport Workers Federation Policy on Drugs and Alcohol, texts of country papers prepared
by government
participants from Brazil, Egypt, India, Norway, the Philippines. Geneva, 1992. ISBN
92-2-108725-5. Free publication
available only from the ILO Programme on Skills, Knowledge and
Employability.
Working papers, conference papers,
briefing and information notes
Documentos de trabajo, documentos de
sesión, instrucciones y notas
informativas
Documents de travail, documents de
séance, instructions et notes
d'information
Education of seafarers in the dangers to
both their health and professional careers
arising from
abuse of drugs and
alcohol. Joint ILO/WHO Committee on the Health of Seafarers, 7th Session, Geneva, 1993.
Comprises preliminary
guidelines on drug testing or screening in the maritime industry. Geneva, 1993. 16 pp. ISBN
92-2-108786-7. Free
publication available only from the ILO Sectoral Activities Programme.
Other
Otros
Autres
ILO policies and activities concerning
vocational rehabilitation. Geneva, 1998. 27 pp.
Covers
the ILO's Vocational
Rehabilitation programme which has two subprogrammes on training and employment of
workers with disabilities,
and workplace alcohol and drug prevention. Translation: French, Spanish. Free publication
available only from the
ILO Programme on Skills, Knowledge and Employability.
News in brief: Substance abuse at work.
The World of Work: The magazine of the ILO,
No.
30, July 1999. ISSN
1020-0010. Translation: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, French, Finnish, German, Hindi,
Hungarian, Japanese,
Norwegian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish. Available from the ILO Bureau of Public
Information.
Noticias breves: El abuso de sustancias en el
trabajo. ISSN 1020-0037.
Les nouvelles en bref: abus de substances
toxiques au travail. ISSN 1020-0002.
Fighting drugs and alcohol in the
workplace. The World of Work: The magazine of the
ILO,
No. 23, February 1998.
ISSN 1020-0010. Translation: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Finnish, French, German,
Hindi, Hungarian,
Japanese, Norwegian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish. Available from the ILO Bureau of
Public Information.
Progresos en la lucha contra drogas y alcohol
en el trabajo. ISSN 1020-0037.
Des résultats dans la lutte contre l'alcoolisme
et la toxicomanie au travail. ISSN
1020-0002.