At a time when telework is the rule for all activities that allow it, questions may arise: How to manage my telework team? This article answers these questions and guides you to useful resources.
At a time when telework is the rule for all activities that allow it, questions may arise: how to implement telework as an employer? This article answers these questions and guides you to useful resources.
Much research has been done on musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), but most reports focus on adults. This scoping review focuses on research in children and young people — both before and after joining the labour market.
Much research has been done on musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), but most reports focus on adults. This scoping review focuses on research in children and young people — both before and after joining the labour market.
The DocLisboa International Film Festival, which was held this year between 21 October and 30 October in Lisbon, Portugal, began hosting the HWFA in 2020. Now in its 19th year, the festival celebrates the documentary genre’s large diversity and vitality, and promotes new ways of thinking, of seeing the world and communicating. The festival provides a space for discussion on important subjects, such as working conditions, human rights and social issues.
The Healthy Workplaces Film Award (HWFA) was launched by EU-OSHA in 2009 to recognise the best documentary film on topics concerning work. The winning film’s director receives €5,000 in prize money. The film is subtitled in several EU languages and screened through EU-OSHA’s network and official partners across Europe. HWFA is presented as a category within the DocLisboa International Film Festival.
In this FOP webinar, the first raw scenarios of EU-OSHA’s foresight study on the topic of the Circular Economy (CE) have been presented and interactively discussed. Although the event had to take place online, discussion has been fruitful via breakout sessions in subgroups and plenary feedback and Q&A, in the same way as it would have taken place in a ‘real’ physical seminar.
2021 Healthy Workplaces Film Award winners
YOON
Pedro Figueiredo Neto, Ricardo Falcão
Portugal / 2021 / 84'
YOON follows the regular round trip taken by Senegalese routier Mbaye Sow, on an old Peugeot 504, along the 4000 Kms that separate the two places he calls home, Portugal and Senegal. It’s a perilous and lonesome journey south, filled with (mis)encounters and all kinds of challenges and compromises, where a complex network of relationships and grey areas must be navigated.
Nominations
- From the Wild Sea, Robin Petré, Denmark / 2021 / 78'
- From the 84 Days, Philipp Hartmann, Germany, Bolivia / 2021 / 109'
- Factory to the Workers, Srđan Kovačević, Croatia / 2021 / 106'
- Mother Lode, Matteo Tortone, France, Italy, Switzerland / 2021 / 86'
- Les Mots de la Fin, Gaëlle Hardy, Agnès Lejeune, Belgium / 2021 / 72'
- Sol de Campinas, Jessica Sarah Rinland, Brazil / 2021 / 26'
- Oh Dear Sarah, Patricia Franquesa, Spain, Serbia, Norway / 2021 / 60'
- In Spite of Ourselves, Olatz Ovejero Alfonso, Clara López, Aurora Baez, Sebastián Ramírez, Spain / 2020 / 21'