EU Strategic Framework on Health and Safety at Work 2014-2020.

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EU Strategic Framework on Health and Safety at Work

EU Strategic Framework on Health and Safety at Work Two key components: 1. A comprehensive body of EU legislation covering the most significant occupational risks and providing common definitions, structures and rules. 2. Multiannual action programmes since 1978, followed by European strategies ( and ), to identify priorities and objectives, provide a framework for coordinating national policies and promote a culture of prevention.

The need for policy action to improve the OSH situation in the EU 85% of workers satisfied with the health and safety situation in their workplace (EB 2014). This outcome can be attributed to the comprehensive legislation and policy actions implemented by the Union, Member States and social partners. However, > workers die of accidents at work and > 3 million workers are victims of a serious accident at work deaths annually are attributed to work-related diseases, of which to occupational cancer. Costs due to work-related sick leave, work-related diseases and accidents are unacceptably high and put a heavy burden on competitiveness and social security budgets..

Preparatory and consultation process Opinions received from the European Parliament, the Advisory Committee on Safety and Health (ACSH) and the Senior Labour Inspectorate Committee (SLIC), in favour of launching a strategic policy initiative. Online public consultation to seek stakeholder views: more than 500 replies, mostly in favour of pursuing a strategic policy approach at EU Level. However, diverging views about need for further regulation and need to reduce regulatory burden on SMEs. Conference on Working Conditions of 28 April 2014

An action-oriented strategic initiative CHALLENGESOBJECTIVESACTIONS

1 st challenge : Improving the implementation record of MS The effectiveness of OSH management remains a challenge for micro and SMEs. They still show lower levels of compliance with rules. Many also complain about excessive regulatory burden. Effective protection of workers’ health and safety has to be insured in all workplaces regardless of size. Simpler, more efficient solutions need to be put in place to target micro and small enterprises, such as: simplifying legislation where appropriate, and providing tailored guidance and support to micro and small enterprises to facilitate risk assessment.

2 nd challenge: Improving the prevention of work-related diseases Troubles with bones, joints and muscles as well as stress, anxiety and depression are by far the most often mentioned health problems caused or worsened by work (EB 2014). Industrial application of new technologies (e.g. nanotechnologies, biotechnologies and green technologies) and new work organization, despite their obvious benefits, can entail risks that need to be tested and checked. Special attention should be paid to occupational cancers, lung diseases, skin diseases, asthma and other chronic conditions, and diseases caused by asbestos

3 rd challenge: Tackling demographic change The EU population is becoming older and the working population is also ageing. In order to ensure sustainable social security, an extension of working life is necessary. This will require appropriate working conditions throughout the entire working life. Successfully prolonging working careers depends on appropriate adaptation of workplaces and work organisation, including working time, workplace accessibility and workplace interventions targeted at older workers. Innovative ICT products and services can help. Reintegration and rehabilitation measures allowing for early return to work after an accident or disease are needed to avoid early exclusion from the labour market.

The key objectives 1. Further consolidate national strategies 2. Facilitate compliance with OSH legislation, particularly by micro and small enterprises 3. Better enforce OSH legislation by Member States 4. Simplify existing legislation 5. Address the ageing of the workforce, emerging new risks, prevention of work related and occupational diseases 6. Improve statistical data collection and develop the information base 7. Better coordinate EU and international efforts to address OSH and engage with international organisations

EU instruments for the implementation of the Strategic Framework Legislation EU funds Social dialogue Communication and information Synergies with other policy areas

The EU Strategic Framework in action New guidance – on nanomaterials and exposure to electro- magnetic fields; in preparation: Mental health at work New list of Indicative Occupational Exposure Limit Values New Experts' group for diagnostic criteria on occupational diseases DG EMPL/ESTAT agreement on working towards a simplified EODS data collection New study launched on the intervention of labour inspectors in micro enterprises Set-up of a new OSH information system to develop a monitoring tool for the Strategic framework

Forward looking Implementation requires the active collaboration of national authorities and social partners; Open debate with key stakeholders and institutional actors : Council, Parliament; Review in 2016 in light of the results of the ex-post evaluation of the EU acquis; Close, regular monitoring, associating EU institutions and relevant stakeholders.