It is now necessary to identify not only the highest-risk areas of production (e.g. the construction industry), as has already been done, but also the groups of at‑risk people in respect of age (younger and older employees) and working conditions and situations, such as immigrant workers, atypical and precarious work situations and undeclared employment, i.e. activities which have in common lower qualifications and less trade union representation.
It is now necessary to identify not only the highest-risk areas of production (e.g. the construction industry), as has already been done, but also the groups of at‑risk people in respect of age (younger and older employees) and working conditions and situations, such as immigrant workers, atypical and precarious work situations and undeclared employment, i.e. activities which have in common lower qualifications and less trade union representation.