THE SYSTEM OF SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK IN WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES
Journal
Harmonius 2019 Journal of Legal and Social Studies in South East Europe
Date Issued
2019
Author(s)
Jovevski, Lazar
Abstract
This paper presents information regarding countries in the Western Balkan region, including Macedonia, Serbia, and Montenegro, when it comes
to work safety and health systems at work. The purpose of this research
is to link and benchmark the systems of occupational safety and health,
comparing national characteristics, positive benefits, and existing deficiencies. Relevant information can be obtained on the national characteristics of the Western Balkan countries and therefore can be compared
which of the countries indicated, implementated, and to what extent,
international and European occupational safety and health standards
and thus created a preventive culture in the workplace. By analysing and
unifying the conclusions and recommendations of the national systems,
this paper provides an overview of what has been achieved so far and
in which direction the region is moving in terms of safety and health at
work, bearing in mind the European Union 89/391 Framework Directive
on safety and health at work. In this way, for the first time in the region,
it is possible to create a complete picture of the situation, problems and
challenges of the OSH system, but also to pave the path for the future
development in the field of occupational safety and health.
to work safety and health systems at work. The purpose of this research
is to link and benchmark the systems of occupational safety and health,
comparing national characteristics, positive benefits, and existing deficiencies. Relevant information can be obtained on the national characteristics of the Western Balkan countries and therefore can be compared
which of the countries indicated, implementated, and to what extent,
international and European occupational safety and health standards
and thus created a preventive culture in the workplace. By analysing and
unifying the conclusions and recommendations of the national systems,
this paper provides an overview of what has been achieved so far and
in which direction the region is moving in terms of safety and health at
work, bearing in mind the European Union 89/391 Framework Directive
on safety and health at work. In this way, for the first time in the region,
it is possible to create a complete picture of the situation, problems and
challenges of the OSH system, but also to pave the path for the future
development in the field of occupational safety and health.
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