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close this bookYour Health and Safety at Work: A Collection of Modules - Your Body at Work (ILO, 1996, 40 p.)
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View the documentPreface
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View the documentObjectives
View the documentI. Introduction
Open this folder and view contentsII. Routes of entry
Open this folder and view contentsIII. Effects of toxic substances
View the documentIV. Role of the health and safety representative
View the documentV. Summary
View the documentExercise: Hazards and your health
View the documentManuals already published
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Manuals already published


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· Collective bargaining
· Workers' education and its techniques
· Workers' education in action
· International labour standards
· Structure and functions of rural workers' organisations
· Special services of rural workers' organizations
· Trade unions and the ILO
· Working conditions and environment
· Wages
· Economics
· Accident prevention
· Labour inspection
· Freedom of association
· Financial and economic analysis of enterprises
· The ILO in the service of social progress

A series of workers' education manuals

In 1956 the ILO began the publication of a series of workers' education manuals aimed at facilitating the educational tasks of trade union organizations and other workers' education bodies. These manuals are tools for studying essential aspects of the labour problems within the ILO's fields of competence. They are valuable teaching guides in the hands of directors, instructors and discussion leaders of the workers' education programmes organized by trade unions and workers' education bodies. The workers' education manuals are published in English, French and Spanish.

Their price is moderate and special terms are offered to trade union organizations.

The manuals may be obtained from booksellers, from ILO Offices in many countries or direct from ILO Publications, International Labour Office, CH-1211 Geneva 22, Switzerland.

The languages and dialects used by workers throughout the world are countless. · To bring the manuals within the reach of a greater number of users, the ILO encourages national initiatives aimed at widening the range of languages in which the manuals or their simplified versions are circulated. · In agreement with the ILO, public bodies, trade union organizations and other institutions concerned with workers' education have translated and published entire or simplified versions of certain manuals in some 30 languages.