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Psychosocial risks represent one of the key priorities in health and safety in the modern workplace in Europe, and a number of actions have been taken in the EU policy arena to promote the management of psychosocial risks at national as well as organisational levels. Preliminary findings from the ESENER survey (EU-OSHA, 2010a) show that fulfilment of legal obligations was reported as one of the most important drivers for OSH and psychosocial risk management by European enterprises. However, it has been noted that the translation of policy initiatives into practice has not had the anticipated results. The translation of policies for psychosocial risk management into effective practice requires capacities at both macro (national/regional) and company level. The capacities required comprise adequate knowledge of the key agents (management and workers, policymakers), relevant and reliable information to support decision-making, availability of effective and user-friendly methods and tools, and the availability of competent supportive structures (experts, consultants, services and institutions, research and development).The findings presented in this report shed more light on the key drivers and barriers that impact current practice in European enterprises. They also emphasise a number of priorities that should be addressed to promote practice in this area. (Bron: website bookshop.europa.eu)

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