COVID-19 and Workplace and Occupational Health and Safety (2024)

COVID-19 and Workplace and Occupational Health and Safety (1) https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192896742.003.0010

Видання: COVID-19, Law & Regulation, 2023, с.418-C10N184

Видавець: Oxford University PressOxford

Автори: Belinda Bennett, Ian Freckelton, Gabrielle Wolf

Анотація

AbstractChapter 10, ‘COVID-19 and Workplace and Occupational Health and Safety’, engages with issues of workplace safety, including occupational health and safety. It examines changes that have taken place during the COVID-19 pandemic to the operation of workplaces, including the adoption of working from home arrangements for many workers and hybrid arrangements for others. The chapter discusses how this experience has prompted questioning of occupational health and safety obligations for employers and employees in the context of a pandemic, as well as during the period when risks remain in spite of high levels of vaccination in some countries. This chapter reflects upon the measures that have been taken to protect particular categories of workers, including healthcare workers, but also the obligations imposed on other categories of workers who have significant contact with the public for the protection of both the public and the workers. The chapter also explores issues raised in many countries about the mandatory vaccination of workers and the extent to which employers can require such preconditions to participation in the workplace.

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