Cadre législatif en matière de risques psychosociaux

Teacher(s)

Cordier Jean-Philippe ;

Language

Français

Main themes

Presentation of international, European, federal and contractual standards on well-being of employees in the workplace, particularly from the perspective of the psychosocial load caused by work. Analysis of - the law of 4 August 1996 on well-being of employees when at work, especially the measures it contains on violence and moral and sexual harassment in the workplace - the Royal Decree of 17 May 2007 on the prevention of the psychosocial load caused by work, including violence and moral and sexual harassment in the workplace - the agreement, at the European level, on stress and the collective work agreement no. 72 of 30 March 1999 on managing prevention of stress caused by work - the jurisprudence which has developed in areas relating to the psychosocial load caused by work.

Aims

Presentation of the laws and standards relating to psychosocial risks

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Content

Presentation of the laws and standards relating to psychosocial risks Presentation of international, European, federal and contractual standards on well-being of employees in the workplace, particularly from the perspective of the psychosocial load caused by work. Analysis of - the law of 4 August 1996 on well-being of employees when at work, especially the measures it contains on violence and moral and sexual harassment in the workplace - the Royal Decree of 17 May 2007 on the prevention of the psychosocial load caused by work, including violence and moral and sexual harassment in the workplace - the agreement, at the European level, on stress and the collective work agreement no. 72 of 30 March 1999 on managing prevention of stress caused by work - the jurisprudence which has developed in areas relating to the psychosocial load caused by work.

Other information

Lectures, reading list, case studies, discussions.

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