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M Clemente1, P Conte, A Ossicini
1INAIL Sovrintendenza Medica Generale, Piazzale Giulio Pastore 6, 00144 Roma. m.clemente@inail.it
Giornale Italiano Di Medicina Del Lavoro Ed Ergonomia
|April 16, 2008
Summary
This study examines workplace accidents among non-European Union (EU) migrant workers, highlighting the prevalence of undeclared work. It aims to inform institutions and implement preventative measures for worker safety.
Area of Science:
- Occupational Health and Safety
- Sociology of Migration
- Labor Economics
Context:
- Focuses on workplace accidents experienced by non-European Union (EU) migrant workers in the host country.
- Addresses the issue of undeclared work ('black job') within this demographic.
- Highlights the vulnerability of migrant workers in certain employment sectors.
Purpose:
- To illustrate the phenomenon of workplace accidents among non-EU migrant workers.
- To raise awareness among competent institutions regarding the risks faced by these workers.
- To advocate for the demonstration and regulation of undeclared employment.
Summary:
- Presents data and analysis on accidents at work involving non-EU migrant laborers.
- Investigates the link between undeclared employment and increased accident risks.
- Proposes strategies for identifying and addressing 'black job' situations.
Impact:
- Aims to inform policy-making for improved worker safety regulations.
- Seeks to encourage proactive measures to prevent accidents in vulnerable workforces.
- Contributes to a better understanding of migrant worker integration and protection.
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