how does federal health agency most likely control health effects from asbestos exposure?
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The ILO Constitution establishes the principle that workers must be protected against diseases in general or occupational diseases and accidents resulting from their work. However, for millions of workers this is far from being a reality. According to the most recent ILO global estimates, there are 2.78 million work-related deaths each year, of which 2.4 million are disease-related professionals. In addition to the immense suffering that this causes to workers and their families, the economic costs that this entails are enormous for companies, countries and the world in general. Losses related to severance pay, lost working hours, production interruptions, training and retraining, and health care costs account for about 3.94 percent of global GDP (See World Day site of Safety and Health at Work 2018>). For employers, this translates into expensive early retirements, loss of qualified staff, absenteeism, and high insurance premiums. However, these tragedies could be avoided with the adoption of rational methods of prevention, notification and inspection. ILO standards on occupational safety and health provide governments, employers and workers with the necessary tools to develop such methods and ensure maximum safety at work.
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