The high profile Brazilian campaign group Movimento Abril Verde has published a 28 April poster.
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À l’approche de la Journée mondiale de la sécurité et de la santé au travail, le 28 avril, un nouveau rapport de l’Organisation internationale du Travail (OIT) montre comment l’intelligence artificielle (IA), la numérisation, la robotique et l’automatisation transforment la sécurité et la santé au travail (SST).
En prenant en charge des tâches dangereuses, en assistant lors d’interventions chirurgicales et en optimisant la logistique, les robots contribuent à réduire les risques et à améliorer l’efficacité. Ces technologies favorisent la santé et le bien-être des travailleurs. Il reste toutefois nécessaire d’intensifier les efforts pour atténuer les risques potentiels qu’elles pourraient engendrer.
Les informations sont attribuables à l’OIT, l’Organisation internationale du Travail.
Email newsroom@ilo.org

Ahead of World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28 April, a new report from the International Labour Organization (ILO) shows how artificial intelligence (AI), digitalization, robotics and automation are reshaping occupational safety and health (OSH) at work.
By taking on hazardous tasks, assisting in surgeries, and optimizing logistics, robots help reduce risks and improve efficiency, these technologies are improving worker health, and well-being. More, however, needs to be done in order to mitigate against any risks that could arise from such technologies.
The information is attributable to the ILO, the International Labour Organization. email newsroom@ilo.org
Ahead of this year’s International Workers’ Memorial Day, members of BWI-affiliated Serbuk Indonesia are taking bold steps to protect workers’ lives, consolidating their ranks through trade union education to expose the hidden dangers of deadly dust in our workplaces and demand safer, healthier jobs for all. #StopDeadlyDust #IWMD2025
BWI affiliate CMWUE will launch a IWMD campaign with a full day educational workshop followed by an end of day new conference. The news conference will deliver a 28 April message from the union to workers and other communities nationwide. Additionally, the CMWUE will participate in a tripartite seminar examining the impact of Artificial Intelligence on workers’ health, focusing in particular on the psychosocial hazards.
Zimbabwean affiliates of construction federation BWI – ZCATWU, APWUZ and CLAWUZ – are organising around 28 April activities in numerous workplaces. events will include raising awareness of the IWMD themes, general safety education and recruitment.
BWI union affiliate GFBCTU will gather Lebanese workers to a meeting on International Workers’ Memorial Day to raise awareness of the IWMD theme and address safety issues that workers raise.
Construction federation BWI affiliate FGBB will be holding a workshop and conference to mark 28 April.
The event will address the IWMD BWI themes including Stop Deadly Dust. Other worker safety concerns are expected to be raised.
New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi has published a host of Workers’ Memorial Day resources on their on 28 April webpage.
In additional to listing events NZCTU has called for any additional events to be submitted.
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