ILO. Make visibility of men-women biological inequality key to real and effective work health
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This research work aims to emphasize health and safety at work from a gender perspective. In this context, the aim is for occupational health to be real and effective. To achieve this, it is essential that the biological difference between men and women be made visible. It is requested to highlight it in the applicable regulations. Also considering that the International Labor Organization in its 110th Conference proclaimed as a fundamental principle: a safe and healthy work environment.
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