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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Kampanja “DOSTA JE BILO!” povodom Svjetskog dana sigurnosti i zaštite zdravlja na radu – SSS BDP BiH
Campaign “ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! “On the occasion of the World Day of Safety and Health Protection at Work” – SSS BDP BiH
Moldova: To mark 28 April FS Sindenergo organised a month-long series of worker safety and health activities
In the context of the World Day of Safety and Health at Work, marked annually on April 28, FS Sindenergo organized a series of activities related to health and safety at work this month.
Perú: SUTRART por mejores condiciones de Salud y Seguridad en el Trabajo
Global: BWI Hazards briefings launched today – 28 April
Don’t miss out! Here is our series of Hazard Briefings to ensure workplace safety on International Workers’ Memorial Day. Equip yourself with crucial knowledge to stay safe and healthy on the job! #LetsTalkHazards #IWMD24
Download. ⬇️https://t.co/kD2FfzGwFr pic.twitter.com/H2VVqWebqi
— BWI Global Union (@BWIglobal) April 28, 2024
Global – BWI Briefing- Beat the heat!
BWI Hazard Briefing
BEAT THE HEAT! 🔥
Beat the heat, brave the cold, and stay dry on the job! BWI’s latest briefing dives deep into strategies for tackling heat stress, combating chilly temperatures, and navigating wet conditions to ensure the well-being of our hardworking team. #IWMD24 #LetsTalkHazards
Access essential tips and resources for a safer, healthier work environment. ⬇️
BWI launches series of hazard briefings to ensure workplace safety
Mauritius: Unions on the streets denouncing labour and human rights violations on 28 April – CTSP
Brazil: BWI affiliates pressurise the government to increase safety inspection regime
BWI affiliates in São Paulo will hold a demonstration, act and sing for lifeto mark International Workers´ Memorial Day. Over 35 organisations, including trade unions, other civil society and governmental organisations gathered for a demonstration remembering those whose lives were lost during due to work-related accidents and diseases. BWI affiliates in São Paulo make a presentation of demands -to Government. The manifesto was developed over 7 preparatory meetings with 60 attendants from 45 organisations. The result is a common letter demanding the Brazilian government to hire more labour inspectors and better coordinate the health and labour ministries to promote occupational health and safety.
Guatemala: SINCS-G disseminate BWI 28 April campaign materials
SINCS-G will be posting on social media, disseminating BWI Campaign materials and pictures with leaders and workers.
Venezuela: Social media action for International Workers’ Memorial Day
BWI affiliate SUNTIMAVEN will mark 28 April with actions on their social media channels – more to follow