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Wim Eshuis

Reducing the numbers of occupational victims requires an alternative prevention policy

The European legislation on occupational health and safety has failed to achieve any substantial reduction in the incidence of work-related accidents and disease.The author of this Policy Brief argues that the regulatory approach is effective only in cases where employers actually care about the... Find out more

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