Occupational Safety and Health in Bulgaria - Lists of Figures and Tables


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List of Figures

Figure 1	Workplaces by industry
Figure 2	Workplaces and companies/units they belonged to by the number of employed persons
Figure 3	Change in the number of employees over the last three years
Figure 4	Property forms by ownership
Figure 5	Foreign ownership in different industries
Figure 6	Workplaces by the percentage of women employees
Figure 7	Main sectors of industry by the percentage of permanent employees
Figure 8	Workplaces by the trade-union membership level
Figure 9	Workplaces by the percentage of accidents recorded in 1997
Figure10	Safety issues that were experienced as problems in the workplaces
Figure11	Workplaces by the percentage by which the figure on recorded accidents in 1997 was underrepresentative according to the respondents
Figure12	Health hazards that were experienced as problems in the workplaces
Figure13	Organisational hazards that were experienced as problems in the workplaces
Figure14	Impact on the general environment that was experienced as a problem in the workplaces
Figure15	Symptoms or diseases from which the workers were suffering sometimes or frequently
Figure16	Workplaces where exposure levels were monitored
Figure17	Workplaces of different size where exposure levels were monitored
Figure18	Workplaces where certain occupational health measures were conducted when the health examination was carried out by different health professionals
Figure19	Reasons for not using PPE, although it is provided
Figure 20	Workplaces by the percentage of workers receiving hazard pay
Figure 21	Reasons why workers accept the hazard pay
Figure 22	Information sources used for health and safety hazards
Figure 23	Respondents that were aware of national regulations concerning occupational health and safety
Figure 24	Workplaces of some industries where health and safety regulations were put into practice and where penalties were imposed for the violations of regulations
Figure 25	Workplaces where the management had certain policies related to occupational health and safety
Figure 26	Workplaces where the management keeps records on occupational injuries, illnesses and workplace exposures
Figure 27	Workplaces with different levels of collective agreements addressing health and safety
Figure 28	Workplaces where worker representatives had certain rights related to occupational health and safety
Figure 29	Workplaces where the union had the right to receive information, to consult the management and participate in decision making concerning OHS matters and environmental matters
Figure 30	Workplaces where the respondent's trade union had certain programmes/policies
Figure 31	Workplaces where the respondent's trade union keeps records on occupational injuries, illnesses and workplace exposures

List of Tables

Table 1	Accidents at work in the European Union (1994), all branches of activity
Table 2	Accidents at work in the European Union by type of activity (1994) per 100,000 employees
Table 3	Safety issues that were experienced as serious problems in the workplaces of different industries
Table 4	Health hazards that were experienced as serious problems in different industries
Table 5	Organisational hazards that were experienced as serious problems in the workplaces of different industries
Table 6	Impact of the workplace on the general environment that was experienced as a serious problem in the workplaces of different industries
Table 7	Most common serious problems according to sector - round-up of priorities
Table 8	Symptoms or diseases from which the workers were suffering frequently in the workplaces of different industries
Table 9	Most frequently experienced symptoms and signs according to sector
Table10	Workplaces of different sectors of industry where PPE was needed for some jobs
Table11	Workplaces by the percentage of workers receiving hazard pay in different industries


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