Preventive measures for night work Sample Clauses

Preventive measures for night work. The parties to the collective agreement agree that the organisation of night work follows the recommendations of the National Research Centre for the Working Environment (NRCWE), including the special recommendations for pregnant women. In Appendix 2 of the Wood and Furniture Agreement – Organisational Agreement on the Implementation of the EU Working Time Directive, the parties to the collective agreement have agreed according to which principles night work should be planned in order to follow the recommendations and what measures should be taken if the recommendations are not followed. The Appendix also contains rules stipulating that night workers must be offered an enterprise-paid health check before they take up employment as night workers, and that employees classified as night workers in accordance with item 2.4 of the same Appendix must be offered health surveillance within regular periods.
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