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Endocrine disruptors: an occupational risk in need of recognition

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Mengeot, Marie-Anne ; Musu, Tony ; Vogel, Laurent

European Trade Union Institute, Brussels

ETUI - Brussels

2016

66 p.

chemicals ; cost of diseases ; endocrine disrupters ; EU law ; occupational risks

Occupational risks

https://www.etui.org/

English

Bibliogr.

978-2-87452-432-5

13.04.4-66070

"This guide is intended for representatives (in particular those on health and safety committees) of workers potentially exposed to endocrine disruptors at work. It takes stock of research findings on the health consequences of workers being exposed to chemical substances with potentially harmful effects on the endocrine system.
Its aim is to raise the awareness of union officials and political decision-makers to this largely unrecognised public and workplace health risk. A further aim is to draw attention to the gaps in European legislation on the prevention of this type of workplace risk. As such, it contributes to the 2016-2017 “Cancer and Work” campaign organized by European trade unions."

Digital;Paper

Legal deposit : D/2016/10.574/39



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