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Evaluating Social & Financial Frameworks for Occupational Risk: Brussels Meeting Analysis

This chapter delves into the diverse legislative and financial facets influencing occupational risk insurance schemes with a focus on social conditions and financial parameters. Key aspects explored include common legislation disparities, sectoral accident data analysis, sociological parameters, and potential structural schemes for insurance organizations. By examining the intricacies of various frameworks, the meeting aims to optimize incentives and benefits for individuals while ensuring efficient risk coverage and financial stability in the context of occupational hazards.

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Evaluating Social & Financial Frameworks for Occupational Risk: Brussels Meeting Analysis

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  1. Analysis of social framework & financial conditions Brussels meeting: Chapter 1 workteamCoordinator: Christos Chatzigiannoglou

  2. 1.1 General • Common legislation ≠ common working conditions • No common incentive scheme: efficient is the one that fits individual particularities. • Parallel goals: health care and remuneration of the victims.

  3. 1.2 Financial & Sectoral Parameters • Number & Type of accidents in total • Number & Type of accidents by Sector • Number & Type of occupational diseases • Severity of occupation diseases & pensions paid

  4. 1.2 Financial & Sectoral Parameters • Expenditure by Enterprise & Sector • Cost of Labor per Sector and Elasticity of Wage of Labor Demand • Sectoral Developments (Outsourcing)

  5. 1.3 Main Sociological Parameters of an incentive scheme • The existence and nature of an occupational risk insurance scheme. • The structure and power of social partners. • The structure of the State institutions

  6. 1.4 Potential structural schemes • Not autonomous occupational risk insurance • Obligatory insurance in private agency (e.g. UK, Cyprus) • Risk insurance included in social security (e.g. Greece). • Autonomous occupational risk insurance • State owned organization • Self-funded organization. • Mixed organization

  7. 1.5 Verification of structural schemes Self-funded insurance institution (local or regional) NO Is social partners’ power central? YES Are social partners powerful enough? Self-funded insurance institution (central) YES YES Is there a separate occupational risk insurance scheme? State-owned insurance institution NO NO Social security + observatory institution Is there obligatory private insurance? NO Private insurance companies + regulatory institution YES

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