A new report details the findings of EU-OSHA’s latest ESENER-2 analysis, looking specifically at psychosocial risks. It reveals that management commitment and employee involvement are key to protecting Europe’s workers from such risks. However, the national context also matters. A strong economy, good national occupational safety and health initiatives and cultural factors are all associated with higher levels of psychosocial risk management. The report also considers the practical implications of these findings. Sourc: EU_OSHA
How are psychosocial risks managed in Europe’s workplaces?
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