Netherlands : reinforcement of factory inspectorate checking in hospitals

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18 May 2006 à 10h05

Updated on 26 March 2013 à 11h35

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The factory inspectorate announced, May 15, a reinforcement of checking measures in 102 hospitals throughout the country, to check the improvement of working conditions envisaged by the agreements concluded between social partners. Certain chemical substances are suspected of causing birth malformations. (Réf. 06496)
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18 May 2006 à 10h05

Updated on 26 March 2013 à 11h35

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In order to improve working conditions in hospitals, two agreements have been concluded between social partners, on 19 December 2001 for general hospitals and on 16 March 2004 for teaching hospitals. A partial check was carried out by the factory inspectorate in 30 hospitals, finding “problematic” working conditions in half of the cases. The personnel is notably exposed to toxic chemical substances, such as cytostatic products used in the treatments against anaesthetic cancer, and gases....

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