Evento online. Segunda feira, 31 de janeiro, das 14 às 16h (horário europeu)
What has the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic been on workers across Europe, and what implications does it have for the field of occupational health and safety?
At this online launch of the 24th issue of the ETUI’s health and safety magazine, HesaMag, our panel of speakers will bring their different perspectives to various key aspects of this pressing issue.
Marian Schaapman, head of the ETUI’s health and safety unit, on the crucial connection between OSH and public health (TBC)
Laurent Vogel, associate researcher in health and safety at the ETUI and former editor of HesaMag, on vaccination as a public policy issue
Labour sociologist Fabienne Scandella on the rise of the ‘resilient’ teleworker
Journalist Fanny Malinen on the more complicated picture behind Finland’s pandemic ‘success story’
Host: Paula Franklin, senior researcher in health and safety (ETUI) and coordinator of this issue of HesaMag
The event will be in English and French. Interpretation will be provided for both languages.
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Baixe aqui o arquivo original do número 24 da HesaMag. Uma leitura atual e instigante.
1. Arquivo em pdf. ( o link oferece possibilidades de baixar o número inteiro da revista em um arquivo ou em arquivos separados por artigo)
Destaco abaixo alguns dos temas explorados no dossiê sobre a pandemia e nos demais artigos da revista.
Editorial: The Connection between occupational safety and health and public health
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The machine as worker, the worker as machine, de Angelo Ferracuti
No dossiê:
In this report, our main aim has been to illustrate and document the impact of Covid-19 on workers and the experience of the pandemic as an occupational health and safety issue around Europe.
Artigo 01: As a starting point, Berta Chulvi takes us to the working-class district of El Besòs i el Maresme in Barcelona, where we find, strangely, that infection stops short at the more high-class Avenida Diagonal, as if social class was a literal barrier to it.
Artigo 02: Bethany Staunton takes a look at how undocumented migrants have experienced the pandemic and asks whether the health crisis has been an instigator for real policy change on the issue of regularisation.
Artigo 03: Meanwhile, Hugo Boursier went to meet Parisian refuse collectors, applauded in the spring of 2020 for their frontline work in the public health emergency, but who now complain of a lack of recognition and low wages.
Artigo 04: And in her piece on “long Covid” (the long-term effects of the virus) in the Netherlands, Pien Heuts affirms: “Covid-19 is a lottery: some people suffer few ill effects, while others fall seriously ill and may never recover.” In the light of the rise of teleworking, and the associated risks of mental distress,
Artigo 05: Fabienne Scandella deconstructs for us the dark side of the word “resilience”, which is coming back into fashion in some circles. Crítica interessante à noção de resiliência apresentada como estratégia reducionista que estimula a adaptação individual a situações de riscos sem questionar suas origens organizacionais e estruturais. Leitura sugerida em destaque é "Contre la résilience: à Fukushima et ailleurs" Paris. L'Échappée. 2021. (há texto síntese com o mesmo título na rede)
Artigo 06: It would also be impossible to talk about the risks of Covid without mentioning the funeral business. Curiously, in Romania, the higher the mortality rate surges, the less work there is for funeral directors; Laura-Maria Ilie and Florentin Cassonnet explain the reasons behind this paradox.
Artigo 07: In Zagreb, Jelena Prtorić reviews a crisis at the Croatian National Theatre, which revealed serious shortcomings in occupational safety for the theatre’s opera cast.
Artigo 08 Lastly, Fanny Malinen offers us a glimpse into post-Covid-19 management in Finland, a country heralded as a pandemic success story, bringing to light a climate of ongoing stress among health professionals who are considering a change of career.
Link que permite baixar isoladamente os artigos da HesaMag 24
Link para acessar arquivos separadamente
https://www.etui.org/publications/workplaces-pandemic