Safety and well-being at work in work performed in another person’s home
Care and nursing services are increasingly being carried out in customers’ homes. As a working environment, work performed in another person’s home differs from the traditional work performed in the employer’s premises, although the same regulations apply regardless of the premises.
The purpose of this guide is to assist employees, supervisors, health and safety personnel and employers in implementing safe and healthy work. Occupational safety and well-being at work are best achieved when the employer and employees know their own obligations and commit to promoting things together.
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- Published by:
- The Centre for Occupational Safety, Municipalities and wellbeing services counties sector group and service group
- Content:
- Tuula Haavasoja, Trade Union for the Public and Welfare Sectors JHL; Heli Kannisto, Tehy ry; Ville Laakso, The Finnish Association of Private Care Providers HALI; Kaija Ojanperä, The Centre for Occupational Safety; Marko Pasma, The Union of Diaconial Workers in Finland; Marjaana Walldén, Local Government and County Employers KT
- Release year:
- 2024
- ISBN (pdf):
- 978-951-810-905-4
- Sectors:
- Local Government and Wellbeing Services County Private Service Sector Social and Health Care
- Topic:
- Occupational Health and Safety Risk Assessment Well-being at work Work Environment
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