Traduction de «Droit de refuser un travail dangereux » (Français → Anglais) :

right to refuse dangerous work [ right to refuse unsafe work | right to refuse work | right to refuse ]

The right to Refuse Dangerous Work

Occupational Safety & Health: The Right to Refuse Dangerous Work in the Public Service and the Role of Labour Canada

These fundamental rights are: the right to know about known or foreseeable hazards in the workplace; the right to participate in identifying and resolving job related safety and health problems; and the right to refuse dangerous work if the employee has reasonable cause to believe that a situation constitutes a danger to himself, to herself or to another employee.

Working people also have rights, such as the right to refuse unsafe work, to know what they're working with, to participate in their health and safety, but how you define the right to refuse work, for example, is changing dramatically.

These include workers’ right not to work with chemicals if they have reasonable justification that there is an imminent and serious risk to their health and safety.

seven conventions on human rights, including prohibition of genocide and torture, protection of the rights of children, elimination of discrimination against women and minorities', protection of freedom of expression and association, the right to a fair trial, and judicial independence, as well as economic, social and cultural rights; eight fundamental conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), including conventions prohibiting forced and child labour, ensuring workers' rights to freedom of association and collectively organise and bargain, and two conventions that protect workers from discrimination at work, and ensure ...[+++] that women and men receive the same remuneration for work of equal value; eight conventions on environmental protection and climate change, including monitoring of hazardous waste and harmful pollutants, safeguarding of biodiversity and endangered species, as well as UN commitments to tackle climate change; four conventions on good governance, namely the UN Convention against Corruption and three UN conventions seeking to control illegal drugs.