THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO WORK – HEALTHY WORKPLACES FOR ALL AGES: WORKING FROM HOME AND TELEWORKING
Journal Title: Legea și viața - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
Good health at work helps improve general public health and also the productivity of businesses. Furthermore, workplace problems of health and safety exact a high cost for social protection systems and therefore workers need to be provided with safety working conditions if their general wellbeing is to be enhanced
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Constantin NEGRILĂ
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