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The strategic use of ILO Supervisory Machinery in light of recognition of OHS standards as Fundamental Rights at Work, Seminar for Trade Unions from the Western Balkans, Skopje, 27 – 28 April 2023. North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo

BWI affiliate SSSH reports 118 construction worker deaths in the last ten years.
Workers Memorial day 28th April. History of the day here
The National Federation of Trade Unions of Moldova organized the seminar “Evaluation of working conditions and establishment of compensation spheres for work performed in adverse conditions in Glodeni on Thursday, April 27, in Glodeni. The role of union representatives in avoiding work accidents.
The activity was attended by Galina Graur, the CNSM representative in the Glodeni district, Ion Cojocari, the President of the Glodeni District, Alexandru Pascari, the Chief Labor Inspectorate of the Unions.
The participants emphasized the importance of intensifying the collaboration between social partners at the local level in the field of prevention of occupational accidents.
Every year more people are killed at work than in wars.
Most don’t die of mystery ailments, or in tragic “accidents”. They die because an employer decided their safety just wasn’t that important a priority.
International Workers Memorial Day (IWMD) 28 April commemorates those workers.
It’s a time for us to come together as a movement and as a community. To remember those who have lost their lives to work, and renew our commitment to fight for the living and make work safe.
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Workplace deaths are preventable deaths. Trade unions will continue to fight for a future where no worker must risk their health or life while doing their job.
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown beyond doubt that working people suffer at the hands of unscrupulous employers.
We must remember those we have lost and organise for safer, healthier work in their memory.
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