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XX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work 2014: Global Forum for Prevention
24 - 27 August 2014, Frankfurt, Germany
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Master in Occupational Safety and Health
8 September 2014 - 30 September 2015, International Training Centre of the ILO, Turin, Italy
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7th China International Forum on Work Safety
23 - 24 September 2014, Beijing
e-Newsletter
28 April
Safety and health in the use of chemicals at work
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
The ILO SafeDay report shows that while chemicals can be useful, necessary steps should be taken to prevent and control potential risks.
Decent work is safe work
Since 1919, the ILO has sought to minimize risk in the workplace, as well as promote safe working practices and a culture of prevention.