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Technological development and changes in economic and social conditions are constantly changing work places and practices. Given the fact that 168 000 European citizens die every year from work-related accidents or diseases and 7 million are injured in accidents, the European Parliament wishes to see the introduction of rapid political, administrative and technical responses in order to guarantee a high level of health and safety at work. In this context, people responsible for warning the authorities of possible risks in their workplace should be able to benefit from some form of protection in order to prevent any pressure being exerted on them (threats of dismissal etc.). Here in the European Parliament we are calling for the European Commission to propose a directive along these lines. Moreover, stress at work is still given insufficient consideration by employers, workers or their representatives, which is why we also hope that the Commission will take the necessary measures to ensure that the Framework Agreement on Work-related Stress in the EU is properly implemented in every Member State."@en1
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