National SAFER Workplace Day

June 27, Friday

National SAFER Workplace Day
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National Safer Workplace Day (National SAFER Workplace Day) is an annual day dedicated to improving safety and health in the workplace. Its goal is to remind employers and employees about the importance of creating conditions that help reduce risks, stress, and accidents.

When is it celebrated?
This day is observed annually on the last Wednesday of June.

What does the acronym SAFER mean?
SAFER stands for:

* Supportive
* Aware
* Flexible
* Empowered
* Resilient

These qualities should be present in a modern workplace for it to be truly safe and healthy for employees.

Main goals of the day

* Raising awareness about occupational health and safety standards
* Supporting initiatives aimed at physical and mental health of employees
* Reducing the number of workplace injuries and occupational diseases
* Promoting a culture of care, trust, and respect within teams

How is it celebrated?
On this day, companies and organizations conduct:

* Workplace safety trainings
* Webinars and seminars with occupational health specialists
* Inspections and updates of safety equipment and procedures
* Campaigns to improve employees' mental well-being
* Internal surveys and discussions to identify risks and improve working conditions

Why is this day important?
A safe work environment reduces turnover, increases productivity, and strengthens corporate culture. The day emphasizes that employee health and well-being are a priority, not an option.

Interesting fact
According to the International Labour Organization, more than 2.3 million people worldwide die each year from work-related causes. National SAFER Workplace Day helps raise awareness of these issues and start changing the situation for the better.
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