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European Week for Safety and Health: together for mental health at work
EU , Online
Join this special week dedicated to shining a light on the best practices from across the EU that promote and contribute to building healthy workplaces. This year’s European Week for Safety and Health at Work focuses on preventing psychosocial risks, marking the first year of the Healthy Workplaces...
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2026-10-19 02:00:00
2026-10-24 02:00:00
European Week for Safety and Health: together for mental health at work
Join this special week dedicated to shining a light on the best practices from across the EU that promote and contribute to building healthy workplaces.
This year’s European Week for Safety and Health at Work focuses on preventing psychosocial risks, marking the first year of the Healthy Workplaces Campaign, “Together for Mental Health at Work”.
Interesting in contributing to healthy workplaces? Want to share your initiative?
EU-OSHA and partners
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Europe/Madrid
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European Week in Croatia: Tackling stress at work across sectors
Croatia , Zagreb
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...
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2026-10-23 02:00:00
2026-10-23 02:00:00
European Week in Croatia: Tackling stress at work across sectors
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 mobbing.
Specialist speakers also take a look at how stress manifests and becomes burnout, 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
Ministarstvo rada, mirovinskoga sustava, obitelji i socijalne politike
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Europe/Madrid
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Practical tools for better work environments in Sweden
Sweden , Online
The Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise is organising a webinar to provide participants with practical tools, methods and support to deal with organisational and social work environment risks in the workplace. A real-life case is presented to improve occupational safety and health (OSH) in...
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2026-10-23 02:00:00
2026-10-23 02:00:00
Practical tools for better work environments in Sweden
The Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise is organising a webinar to provide participants with practical tools, methods and support to deal with organisational and social work environment risks in the workplace.
A real-life case is presented to improve occupational safety and health (OSH) in Swedish workplaces across sectors and highlight the importance of systematic plans for assessment and management. The goal of the event is to equip managers, human resources experts and OSH representatives with a clearer understanding of the issue and where to find guidance.
The webinar is organised in the context of the European Week for Safety and Health at Work as part of the ‘Together for mental health at work’ 2026-28 campaign.
Moderator:
Axel Wiman, communicator specialist
Speakers:
Malin Cato, Project Manager, Swedish Work Environment Authority
Jenny Gustafsson, Head Safety Representative, Teleborg Health Centre
Susanne Dahlström, Management Representative, Teleborg Health Centre
Camilla Tideman, Management Representative, Teleborg Health Centre
Anna Rimner, Psychologist, Occupational Health Services
Representatives from Partsrådet, Suntarbetsliv and Prevent
Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise
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Europe/Madrid
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Protecting mental health to prevent accidents at work: event in Sofia
Bulgaria , Sofia
Can stress at work lead to accidents? A conference in Sofia explores this question and looks at how spotting stress early can protect workers before things go wrong. Speakers present the key messages of the Healthy Workplaces Campaign 2026-28, along with current legislative initiatives in Bulgaria...
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2026-10-26 01:00:00
2026-10-26 01:00:00
Protecting mental health to prevent accidents at work: event in Sofia
Can stress at work lead to accidents? A conference in Sofia explores this question and looks at how spotting stress early can protect workers before things go wrong.
Speakers present the key messages of the Healthy Workplaces Campaign 2026-28, along with current legislative initiatives in Bulgaria. The programme also covers psychosocial risks among hospital staff, the role of stress as an early warning sign across different jobs, as well as the link between mental health and accidents at work.
Companies then share good practice on preventing psychosocial risks and supporting workers’ mental health, followed by an open discussion.
The conference is aimed at public bodies, employers, trade unions, occupational safety and health practitioners and journalists. It is organised by our Bulgarian focal point, Ministry of Labour and Social Policy (Bulgaria).
Speakers:
Ms. Natalia Efremova – Minister of Labour and Social Policy
Representative of the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy / EU-OSHA Focal Point
Chief Assistant Professor Ralitsa Stoyanova, PhD – National Center of Public Health and Analyses
Ms. Silvia Kumanova – Psychologist and Psychophysiologist
Dr. Sofia Evstatieva – Occupational Medicine Specialist
Representatives of enterprises presenting good practices
Ministry of Labour and Social Policy (Bulgaria)
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Europe/Madrid
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Preventing burnout and supporting mental health at work in Budapest
Hungary , Budapest
How can workplaces stop stress from turning into burnout? A conference in Budapest looks at this question and at what employers, workers and experts can do together to protect mental health at work. Speakers present the Healthy Workplaces Campaign ‘Together for mental health at work’ and share what...
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2026-10-27 01:00:00
2026-10-27 01:00:00
Preventing burnout and supporting mental health at work in Budapest
How can workplaces stop stress from turning into burnout? A conference in Budapest looks at this question and at what employers, workers and experts can do together to protect mental health at work.
Speakers present the Healthy Workplaces Campaign ‘Together for mental health at work’ and share what assessments of workers’ ability to work have shown in the public and private sectors. The programme also covers burnout prevention and why managing psychosocial risks is a shared responsibility. In the afternoon, a company explains how it raises safety awareness among its staff.
The conference is aimed at employers, managers, human resources and occupational safety and health practitioners, academia and social partners. It is organised by our Hungarian focal point, the Ministry for Social and Family Affairs – Department of Occupational Safety and Health.
Moderator:
Péter Nesztinger, Head of Department, Department of Occupational Safety and Health Management, Ministry of Social and Family Affairs
Speakers:
Dr. Katalin Dudás, State Secretary for Employment and Labour Affairs, Ministry of Social and Family Affairs
Dr. Henriett Rab Nádasné, Deputy State Secretary for Labour Market Affairs, Occupational Safety and Health, and Employment Supervision, Ministry of Social and Family Affairs
Péter Nesztinger, Head of Department, Department of Occupational Safety and Health Management, Ministry of Social and Family Affairs
Dr. György Purebl, MD, PhD, Director, Institute of Behavioural Sciences
Viola Langer, Psychologist, Nyugizóna Bt.
Dr. Ferenc Kudász, Occupational Health Specialist, National Centre for Public Health and Pharmacy
István Faragó, Director, Wellbeing Social Hub; Owner, Stressz-M
Zoltán Pápai, SQE Coordinator, KONE Felvonó Kft.
Adrienn Molnár, Mental Health Professional, OFA National Employment Public Benefit Nonprofit Ltd.
Ministry for Social and Family Affairs – Department of Occupational Safety and Health
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