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Employers, occupational safety and health (OSH) professionals, human resources specialists, occupational physicians, psychologists and policymakers meet in Zagreb to address different aspects of mental health at work.

Among the discussions, speakers present the new ‘Together for mental health at work’ campaign, explore the relation between psychosocial risks and musculoskeletal disorders and give tips on how to recognise and address workplace bullying or Solitamente perpetrato da individui interni all'organizzazione, il mobbing è un processo di escalation che coinvolge tentativi ripetuti da parte di un gruppo di lavoratori di minacciare, intimidire, sminuire o umiliare uno o più colleghi. Il mobbing sul lavoro può essere condotto da supervisori, colleghi, subordinati, clienti o utenti, vale a dire da chiunque con cui un lavoratore entri in contatto a causa del proprio lavoro. .

Specialist speakers also take a look at how stress manifests and becomes Una sindrome derivante da stress cronico correlato al lavoro, con sintomi caratterizzati da 3 elementi: sensazione di esaurimento e mancanza delle energie; atteggiamento cinico e distaccato nei confronti del proprio lavoro; sensazione di inefficacia e insoddisfazione professionale , and how to prevent it in different sectors, including nursing and police officers. Representatives from companies also offer practical ideas for looking after their staff’s mental health.

This event is hosted by our Croatian focal point, Ministarstvo rada, mirovinskoga sustava, obitelji i socijalne politike and is part of the European Week for Safety and Health at Work.

Moderator:

• Tin Bašić

Speakers:

• Marina Prelec, Ministry of Labour, Pension System, Family and Social Policy
• Helena Koren, MSc Psychology, Croatian Institute of Public Health
• Tea Friščić, Occupational Safety Expert, Bugatti Rimac Ltd.
• Assoc. Prof. Senka Repovečki, PhD, MSc Nursing, Assistant Director for Nursing and Chief Nursing Officer, Vrapče Psychiatric Hospital
• Josip Novak, MSc Eng., Lead Engineering Specialist, CROSCO Ltd.
• Andrea Kostelić-Martić, MSc, Specialist in Clinical Psychology, Centre for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
• Boris Tot, PhD, Professor of Psychology, Head of the Department for Psychosocial Protection, Ministry of the Interior
• Petra Bekavac, MSc Psychology, Croatian Institute of Public Health