Reproductive toxicity refers to a hazard associated with adverse effects on human reproduction. Substances classified as reproductive toxicants (reprotoxicants) are…
What Polish OHS regulations require at display-screen (computer) workstations — ergonomics, desk and chair specs, footrests, corrective glasses, lighting, breaks and the required OHS instructions.
Under Polish law, is OHS training mandatory for the employer too — not just for employees? Who counts as an employer, by when the course must be completed, how often, and what its programme covers.
Minimum and maximum temperature at work in Poland, the duty to provide cold drinks and when an employee can refuse to work — an OHS guide for offices and production halls.
When does Polish law allow shortening or suspending work in extreme heat, frost, wind or rain – and when can an employee refuse to work? A practical guide to employers’ obligations.
Fire protection is one of the pillars of safety in every building — residential, public, and industrial alike. The regulations…
The question of the employer’s obligation to provide water to employees resurfaces like clockwork — mainly in spring and summer,…
A workplace accident can turn everyday life upside down — for both the employee and the employer. When an injury…
Can OHS training be conducted online in Poland? You might ask yourself this question if you are planning OHS training…
Under a mandate contract, the employer is not automatically required to send the contractor for medical examinations. The type of work performed and the associated level of risk should determine whether examinations are advisable.
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