Your Health and Safety at Work: A Collection of Modules - Aids and the Workplace (ILO, 1996, 84 p.): (introduction...)

Your Health and Safety at Work: A Collection of Modules - Aids and the Workplace (ILO, 1996, 84 p.)

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		Preface
		Acknowledgements
		Goal of the Module
		Objectives
		I. Introduction
		II. Why AIDS is a trade union issue
		III. What is AIDS?
		IV. Workplace exposure
		V. AIDS education in the workplace
		VI. AIDS and the workplace policy issues
		VII. Role of the health and safety representative
		VIII. Summary
		Appendix I. Policy principles and components: Statement from the Consultation on AIDS and the workplace, Geneva, 27-29 June 1988. World Health Organization in association with International Labour Office. Global Programme on AIDS.
		Appendix II. World Health Organization Guidelines on AIDS and first aid in the workplace
		Appendix III. The Global AIDS strategy, World Health Organization (WHO AIDS Series No. 11).
		Back Cover

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Rosskam, E.
Aids and the workplace
Geneva, International Labour Office, 1996
Included in: Your health and safety at work: A collection of modules
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