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AI InsightAfter demonstrating the existing and potential risks, the article, in the light of international and national standards and developments, sets out to determine the employer's general obligations with regard to environmental degradation and workers' health.
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Abstract
Because of the global phenomenon of climate change, all contemporary societies are affected by the impacts of environmental degradation. In particular, the health and safety of workers is under threat. According to the Interna tional Labour Organisation, between 2000 and 2015, environmental hazards resulted in the loss of 23 million years of productive working life annually. Furthermore, it is estimated that approximately 1.2 billion jobs, representing 40% of the global workforce, are at risk due to the continuing environmental damage. To draw attention to the importance of this subject, the present article examines both the direct and indirect risks associated with the workplace, as well as the hazards faced by workers as a consequence of climate change. First, it seems useful to trace the evolution of social-occupational risks through the centuries and the industrial revolutions. After demonstrating the existing and potential risks, the article, in the light of international and national standards and developments, sets out to determine the employer's general obligations with regard to environmental degradation and workers' health.