Sectoral social dialogue is the formal dialogue between social partners representing members in a specific sector

Civilian workers whose main role is the protection of people, objects, or buildings

independent worker not subordinate to or dependent on an employer

Workers in the tertiary sector

Promoting measures to improve the sexual health of a population

Employment for those who would be unlikely to find work in the open market

Short time working is when a worker continues to work, but for a reduced number of contracted hours than normal. Typically used during economic downturn to preserve the worker in employment while reducing company costs and output

A group of symptoms linked to an individual's place of work

The management of ill health absence from work regardless of cause

Inflammation of the lungs from inhalation of iron particles or salts

Issues relating to workers with vision impairment

nitrous fume intoxication from fresh silage characterized by cough, shortness of breath and weakness, followed after an interval by a second more severe phase of fever, chills, severe shortness of breath and cyanosis