Question 12106 — work

Summary

Mr. Antoine Villedieu draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the new ministerial information campaign on the prevention of serious and fatal workplace accidents. Recently, the Ministry of Labor broadcast on various media a new campaign for the prevention of serious and fatal accidents at work. Far from questioning the legitimacy and necessity of such a campaign which are obvious, the latter However, it is questionable by its content, which sometimes resembles attacks or at the very least innuendoes against companies with messages like this one: “Every day more than two people die at work and 100 are seriously injured. Safety at work: company responsibility, everyone’s vigilance. Prevention is not an option.” This message would imply that companies would demonstrate of inconsistency or that they would ignore such an issue while they train their employees, particularly on this aspect, do not hesitate to invest in safety at work and place prevention at the heart of their team management. It also tends to make people believe that work is a risk in itself when it is a cardinal value of society. The MP adds that the statistics show a progression of France in this area with a 41% reduction in the workplace accident frequency index over the last 25 years. The trajectory is therefore positive and even if efforts must be continued, it would be wrong to suggest that companies lack will to prevent serious and fatal workplace accidents. Also, he asks him to rebalance this campaign in order to include positive messages, particularly on the progress made by companies in the prevention of serious and fatal workplace accidents. He asks her for her position on this subject.

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