Maribor
Slovenia
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In Spring 2022, a representative sample of over 27,000 employed workers was interviewed on the phone across all EU Member States, plus Iceland and Norway.
Key focus areas include:
- Psychosocial risk factors, stress and mental health
- Work-related health outcomes
- OSH preventive measures with a focus on mental health
- Opinions and experience of OSH in the workplace
- Digitalisation and use of digital technologies
The findings are available in an overview report and summary, while 29 country factsheets offer a glimpse into the national results, and an infographic highlights the main findings. The survey results support EU-OSHA’s research projects on digitalisation of work, psychosocial risks and stress at work, and improving compliance with OSH regulations.
Download the OSH Pulse dataset and technical documents.
The 2025 survey gathers information about the workers and the main characteristics of their job. It then focuses on the psychosocial risks stemming from the use of digital technologies and from climate change, their impact on occupational safety and health (OSH) and the measures implemented in their workplace to prevent such risks.
More specifically, the survey addresses the following areas:
- The use of digital technologies at work
- Climate change-related risks
- Psychosocial risk factors
- Work-related health outcomes, including stress and mental health
- OSH preventive measures
Explore the findings through:
- An overview report and summary
- Two factsheets per country covering national findings on climate change and psychosocial risks/mental health
- Infographics for a quick overview of the main EU findings related to:
The survey results support EU-OSHA’s work on climate change and OSH, psychosocial risks and stress at work, and digitalisation of work.
Download the OSH Pulse dataset and technical documents.
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Occupational safety and health in the era of climate and digital change
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OSH Pulse 2025: Digitalisation at work
This infographic presents selected EU-level findings from the ‘OSH Pulse 2025’ survey, commissioned by EU-OSHA with the aim of gaining insights into the state of occupational safety and health (OSH) in the era of climate and digital change.
The infographic focuses on the use of digital technologies in the workplace, psychosocial risks related to the use of such technologies and the role of algorithmic management in shaping working conditions.
OSH Pulse 2025: Mental health at work
This infographic presents selected EU-level findings from the ‘OSH Pulse 2025’ survey, commissioned by EU-OSHA with the aim of gaining insights into the state of occupational safety and health (OSH) in the era of climate and digital change.
The infographic focuses on workers’ exposure to psychosocial risk factors and the associated health impacts, the types of preventive measures available in the workplace and workers’ attitudes toward discussing mental health at work with their managers.
OSH Pulse 2025: Climate change at work
This infographic presents selected EU-level findings from the ‘OSH Pulse 2025’ survey, commissioned by EU-OSHA with the aim of gaining insights into the state of occupational safety and health (OSH) in the era of climate and digital change.
The infographic focuses on workers’ exposure to climate-related risks — such as extreme heat, poor air quality, and extreme weather events — and highlights how these risks vary across sectors and occupations. It also reports on the type and availability of preventive measures in workplaces in different economic sectors.