Ahead of the launch of EU-OSHA’s Healthy Workplaces Campaign 2026-28: together for mental health at work on 13 October, the full campaign website is now live in all EU languages.
The shortlist for the Healthy Workplaces Film Award is now available:
- Vent du matin (The Morning Wind), Cláudia Ribeiro, Portugal, 2026
- Geografiyata e Sadba (Geography Is Destiny), Rayna Teneva, Germany, Bulgaria, Austria, 2026
- Kurtág töredékek (Kurtág Fragments), Dénes Nagy, Hungary, 2026
- What Comes from Sitting in Silence?, Sophie Schrago, France, South Korea, Switzerland, United States, 2026
- Habibi Hussein, Alex Bakri, Palestine, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, 2025
- Crónica del cansancio (Chronicle of Tiredness), Natalia Marín, Spain, 2026
- Cold Call, Stefanie Schroeder, Germany, 2025
- The Case Against Space, Graeme Arnfield, United Kingdom, France, 2026
- A veces me entra tristeza, otras veces rebelión (Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion), María Aparicio, Argentina, Spain, 2026
The selected films approach work from different cultural, social and geographic perspectives and address themes such as mental wellbeing, precariousness, migration and women's rights — all relevant across Europe and beyond.
The award recognises films that raise awareness of workplace risks and inspire action to create safer, healthier and more sustainable workplaces for all.
For professionals attending the festival, this offers an opportunity to view occupational safety and health through a broader social lens and to engage with questions that will shape the future of work for years to come.
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Well-designed workstations and balanced workloads are prerequisites for productive and healthy work. To help make these part of everyday office practice, a new Online interactive Risk Assessment (OiRA) tool has been developed specifically for offices.
The tool guides businesses through a step-by-step assessment of their working environment, helping them identify potential occupational safety and health risks and put robust prevention measures in place.
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