Healthy Workplaces for all Ages

A multilingual e-guide on managing safety and health at work for an ageing workforce

About this eguide

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Welcome!

Throughout Europe, the proportion of older people in the population is growing, people have to work longer, and the average age of workers is increasing. It is therefore important to:

  • Create safe and healthy workplaces for workers of all ages.
  • Ensure people can reach the end of their working career in good health.

This e-guide provides practical information, tips and examples related to the ageing of the workforce and the opportunities it brings along. It focuses on how age-related challenges can be addressed at work.

The content of the e-guide has been tailored to four different audiences: employers, workers, HR managers and OSH professionals (including, for the purpose of this e-guide, workers’ representatives, health and safety representatives and labour inspectors). Throughout the e-guide it is possible to switch between profiles.

How does this e-guide work?
Please select your profile:
I am an employer
I am a worker
I am a HR Manager
I am an OSH Professional
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This is a short tutorial which will help you navigate through the website. Are you an employer, worker, HR manager or OSH professional? On this page you can select your profile.

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The e-guide is based around four themes. By clicking on ‘+’ you can learn more about the topics addressed in each theme, and by clicking on ‘read’ you will enter a theme.

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Each theme addresses different questions and issues related to its topic. Click on the menu items to learn more about a specific issue.

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You can move between questions by clicking on ‘next’ or ‘previous’. The back button brings you back to the theme overview page.

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By clicking on "Themes" you will go back to the theme overview page.

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If you want to switch profile, click on the dropdown menu at the top right corner. Here you can also search for specific information through the search function.

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At the top menu you can click on ‘Good practices’ to read about examples of relevant projects and initiatives. ‘Useful resources’ provides you with a link to the glossary and other useful resources. You can test your knowledge on ageing and work by clicking on the last menu item.

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The page ‘About this e-guide’ provides you with more information about the e-guide and who has developed it.

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Finally, by clicking on the ‘home’ icon you will go back to the homepage of this e-guide.

This is the end of the tour; we hope you will enjoy reading this e-guide!