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Animated guide for safe delivery work
In delivery work, unsafe practices can still be encountered, such as loose parcels stored in the cabin. A new animation produced in co-operation with the Finnish Road Safety Council illustrates safe...
Read the articleUutiset: Many workplaces are only just beginning to use generative artificial intelligence
Out of the respondents to the latest Occupational Safety and Health Panel, targeted at occupational safety and health personnel, 41 per cent estimate that their workplace is only in the early stages...
News: Occupational Safety Card search opens on 15 January 2025
From 15 January 2025, printed Occupational Safety Cards will no longer be delivered to those who complete the Occupational Safety Card training.
News: In worksite orientation, trainers need both interpersonal skills and professional competence
Orientation is most effective when the trainer has both a good grasp of occupational safety and the construction sector in general as well as strong interpersonal skills, as explained in the new video...
Uutiset: Work ability varies during one’s career – new publication to support workplaces
The new digital publication “Partial work ability in the work community” helps workplaces support the employment and well-being of employees with partial work ability. It deals with the management...
Uutiset: Effects of the VAT change on training prices from 1 September 2024
The general VAT rate will increase from 24 per cent to 25.5 per cent on 1 September 2024. The increased VAT rate will also affect the prices of training courses provided by the Centre for Occupational...
Uutiset: Jari Ketola, Markus Lustig and Helena Pekkanen to receive special medals of merit for working environment work
Minister of Social Security Sanni Grahn-Laasonen has awarded special medals of merit for working environment work to Managing Director Jari Ketola, Occupational Safety Manager Markus Lustig and...
Uutiset: New publication promoting diversity at work
The publication on diversity in workplaces provides support for promoting equality.
News: Interruptions and an excessive amount of work have continued to grow as stress factors
Constant work interruptions, an excessive amount of work and high working pace cause a significant psychosocial workload at workplaces. According to the latest occupational safety and health panel,...
