EU-OSHA’s multilingual thesaurus of occupational safety and health terminology lists words grouped together in a hierarchy. It includes synonyms and antonyms of those words and some definitions.
Download your complete EU-OSHA thesaurus terms in Excel format. Choose the language from the box strategy for using best practices with proven results to find and create a diverse and inclusive workplace that brings together individuals of varied experiences, educational qualifications, age groups and backgrounds in a common place, and achieves desired results in recruitment, retention and management of diverse talent
extent to which employees perceive that they are treated unfairly at their workplace associated with job dissatisfaction, retaliation, and lower work commitment
process of social influence that is enacted and developed by designated individuals, who possess the skills and abilities relevant across the organisation to lead a company and its employees strategically, and enable challenges to be met successfully
assessment of an organisation based on whether and how effectively it is achieving its objectives
The framework in which work is organised and its impact on workers' psychosocial well-being
assistance provided to fired workers to help them to find a new employment in the form of personalised support, including mentoring, job search assistance and training
management strategy where the management leads by example and demonstrates leadership in prevention of OSH accidents