Two workers killed every minute, says ILO

Article Abstract:

Over one million people throughout the world die every year due to their work, according to United Nations International Labour Organisation Health and Safety Programme Chief Jukka Takala. The death rate is particularly high in China, India and Central and Eastern Europe. The figure of 1.1 million is higher than deaths from any other single cause, including war and road accidents. Takala estimates that 600,000 of these lives could be saved through implementation of known safety and health practices, including those related to silicosis, substance-related cancers, and asbestos poisoning.

Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, International aspects, Prevention, Work-related injuries, Work related injuries

---

Manufacturing Week 99 umbrella for variety of focused events

Article Abstract:

Manufacturing Week 1999 is to be held at the Birmingham NEC between October 26 and 28. The event, which is organised by Reed Exhibition Companies, also incorporates the Vehicle Engineering & Design exhibition, Automation, Production & Maintenance Equipment exhibition, and the Design Engineering Show. The INSPEX biennial show for Inspection, Metrology and Testing Equipment is also running at the NEC simultaneously.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Exhibitions

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Predicting employee commitment and satisfaction: the relative effects of socialization and demographics. Exploring the performance effects of visible attribute diversity: the moderating role of span of control and organizational life cycle
• Abstracts: Keeping work and life in balance. Taming the feedback nightmare: The five components of effective feedback. Escape from the seesaw
• Abstracts: The impact of computerised performance monitoring design features on the peformance appraisal process. MRP II: a prospectus for renaissance
• Abstracts: Worker participation in diverse settings: does the form affect the outcome, and if so, who benefits? Does Embeddedness Imply Limits to Within-Country Diversity?
• Abstracts: Union membership falls 20% but rate of decline slows. Creating a new union: the birth of the PTC. Union membership at lowest level since 1945

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.