World Day for Safety and Health at Work in 2021

Quick Facts - AU 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on21:27	#HealthAndSafety, #SafetyFirst, #Worldsafetyday
Related Hashtags	#IWMD2021, #7NEWS
2021 Date	28 April 2021
2022 Date	28 April 2022

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World Day for Safety and Health at Work in

Wednesday, 28 Apr

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World Day for Safety and Health at Work in 2021

World Day for Safety and Health at Work seeks to prevent occupational accidents and diseases at work. This day aims to raise awareness about health in the workplace.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Day for Safety and Health at Work - in 2021

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It's the World Day for Safety and Health at Work. We know how critical sleep is in ensuring that people stay alert and safe at work. It's one of the reasons we launched WorkAlert, to help employers understand how they can make their workplaces safer: https://t.co/Yt1Zj1ONpU https://t.co/0BpybWQhKS
— Sleep Health Foundation (@SHFAustralia) April 27, 2021

The World Day for Safety and Health at Work is celebrated annually on 28 April to promote the prevention of occupational accidents and diseases globally. It is an awareness-raising campaign intended to focus international attention on the magnitude of th… https://t.co/MkxasxlmBv https://t.co/AyxcnMnC1r
— TeleUpachar (@TeleUpachar) April 28, 2021

#WorldSafetyandHealthDay provides an opportunity to reflect on how to prevent work-related occupational diseases, deaths, injuries, and illnesses. It is also a day to remember those that have died from a work-related injury or illness. https://t.co/3RTO6JivSX https://t.co/kNFnlr6mQR
— DMIRS WA (@DMIRS_WA) April 28, 2021

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Workers’ Memorial Day. An important date for encouraging awareness & importance of health & safety in the workplace & honour those who have died from work-related injury or illness. https://t.co/MI4WGhWClO #Workersmemorialday https://t.co/Fay91fUsa9
— SafeWork SA (@SafeWorkSA) April 28, 2021

On this World Day for Safety and Health at Work I have been reflecting on our great health and research workers and the need for us all to support each other. Tough but vital job we all do in a global pandemic. https://t.co/PGe6YeXgGD
— Exec Director VCCC (@Prof_G_McArthur) April 29, 2021

Today, on International Workers Memorial Day I’ll join my Comrades in the union movement to re-commit to do all we can to improve workplace health and safety across the City in a remembrance ceremony hosted by Hunter Workers at the Workers Memorial at Foreshore Park at midday. https://t.co/NNsafrQ9aC
— Nuatali Nelmes (@Nuatali_Nelmes) April 27, 2021

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work. NMHPV supports all nurses and midwives in practicing self-care and invites you to take this short survey to develop your own Self-Care Plan to monitor and focus on your health and wellbeing https://t.co/nRLQywl98p https://t.co/BragNlMMO9
— CeoNMHPV (@NMHPV) April 28, 2021

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Workers’ Memorial Day. Raise awareness of work health and safety issues and eliminate work health and safety risks at your workplace. #worldWHSday2021 #IWMD2021 #SafeDay2021 https://t.co/1IyZrIqnhS https://t.co/ACJW7yYYKe
— Safe Work Australia (@safe_work_aus) April 27, 2021

Today, all staff here at the embassy attended a first aid training at @AmbulanceStJohns. We in Team 🇳🇴 put importance on safety and health at work. In a case of good timing, it also happens to be the World Day for Safety and Health at Work today! #FirstAid #HeathAndSafety https://t.co/RUA6bmFtJB
— Paul Gulleik Larsen (@NorwayAmbAus) April 29, 2021

Today is International Workers' Memorial Day and World Day for Safety & Health at Work. It's a day to take time to reflect on how we can prevent incidents in our workplaces and remember those who have lost their lives from a work- related injury or illness. https://t.co/2F8JiUUgPr
— Danny Pearson MP (@DannyPearsonMP) April 28, 2021