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The organisers of the 23rd World Congress on Safety and Health at Work want to help ease the pressure at the end of the year.

By popular request, they've decided to extend abstract submissions up until the 15th of February 2023. Because the end of the year should be about celebrating all that you've achieved in 2022. If you have a unique perspective, case study, research project, or story to tell - kick off 2023 by submitting your abstract before the 15th of February via the World Congress website.

New Member of ENETOSH

We are glad to welcome a new member from the Republic of Kosovo to our network! The Labor Inspectorate is an independent body of the State Administration which operates within the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare. IP is the only body within the executive power of the Republic of Kosovo that monitors the implementation of legislation from the field of labor relations as well as safety and health at work.

The 23rd World Congress, held in Sydney, Australia from 27 - 30 November, 2023, will be a hybrid conference integrating the best of face-to-face with virtual engagement. Delegates can join collaborative events, activities, and workshops and expect grand ceremonies, entertaining keynote speakers and engaging symposia. Whether attending in person or virtually, attendants can design their work health and safety conference journey and learn, upskill, and network through premium experiences.

A first programme announcement is now available.

Effective immediately, Leuphana GmbH has a position for a scientific staff (m / f / d)(based on EG 13 TV-L) to fill 50% of the regular weekly working hours of a full-time employee for three years.
Leuphana GmbH is a 100% subsidiary of Leuphana University of Lüneburg and, like it, is based on the values of a humanistic, sustainable and action-oriented institution and stands for innovation in education and science. It benefits from their viable solutions in the areas of education, culture, sustainability, management and entrepreneurship. Methodological diversity and interdisciplinary cooperation also characterize the understanding of science at Leuphana GmbH.

Training workshop by OIC-OSHNET and ENETOSH

The training workshop titled “Developing Strategies for Mainstreaming Safety and Health in Education Systems” was organized by the Directorate General of Occupational Safety and Health (DGOSH) of the Republic of Türkiye in collaboration with ENETOSH. This training, held on 25-26 October, was for the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Occupational Safety and Health Network (OIC-OSHNET) member countries.

New study by Ugochi Obidiegwu

According to the CDC, unintentional injury is the leading cause of death in children below 14. This study by Ugochi Obidiegwu (The Safety Chic, Project Safety Education: Train Them Young Initiative -#2TYI) was aimed at demonstrating the effects of a regular safety education program on the knowledge levels of children in primary 4, 5, and 6 leveraging creative expressions. The study used a self-designed survey to collect data from a range of participants obtained through a convenience sampling method to derive results. The research showed that after a defined timeframe, the learner's safety knowledge level increased and they were able to share new knowledge with others by leveraging different creative expressions.

Associated Schools Project

The Danish UNESCO-ASP (Associated Schools Project) network is part of the International UNESCO ASP Network, which presently includes 11,500 schools and educational institutions in 182 countries.

The Danish UNESCO ASP network contains of 37 schools: three primary, 14 primary & lower secondary, 18 upper secondary schools, one vocational training, and two teacher training Colleges. All together they are called Sustainable Development Goals Schools – in short UNESCO SDG Schools.

Held each year in October (calendar week 43), the European Week for Safety and Health at Work is a highlight of every Healthy Workplaces Campaign. With hundreds of awareness-raising events taking place across the EU and beyond — and extra impetus given to media coverage — it is the ideal opportunity to get involved in the campaign.

Special film screenings, social media events, conferences, exhibitions, competitions and training sessions are just some of the activities organised to celebrate European Week.

The ORP (Occupational Risk Prevention) International Foundation is an international, independent, non-profit institution committed to improving the quality of working life and improving innovation in companies.

ENETOSH has now been invited to join ORP’s Institutional Advisory Committee.

Campaign for climate education

Teach the Future is a youth-led campaign in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, longing to urgently repurpose the entire education system around the climate emergency and ecological crisis. Students need to be taught about the climate emergency and ecological crisis, educators need to be trained in how to teach about these difficult topics in a way that empowers students, the UK needs a workforce able to bring the UK to net-zero emissions and make it a world leader in sustainable technologies.

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