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Possibility of recognising COVID-19 as being of occupational origin at national level in EU and EFTA countries
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Possibility of recognising COVID-19 as being of occupational origin at national level in EU and EFTA countries

2021 edition

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The health crisis of 2020 has highlighted the occupational risk associated with COVID-19, which consequently has had repercussions on insurance against accidents at work and occupational diseases. In this context, Eurostat launched in November 2020 a survey on the possibility of recognising the occupational nature of COVID-19 in Europe. The geographical coverage is the 27 Member States, Norway and Switzerland. The survey shows that in all countries, the occupational risk of COVID-19 is considered. However, there are some differences on the practical modalities of recognising this risk. These differences relate, among other things, to the way in which the file will be investigated (i.e. as an accident at work and/or an occupational disease) and to the sectors and occupations concerned by this possible recognition (limited to the health sector or extended to wider range of sectors). This statistical report presents the national legal practices and reflects the situation of June 2021.
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ISSN 2529-3222
ISBN 978-92-76-41098-0
DOI 10.2785/618842
Numru tal-Katalogu KS-FT-21-005-EN-N
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ISSN 2529-3222 ISBN 978-92-76-41098-0 DOI 10.2785/618842 Numru tal-Katalogu KS-FT-21-005-EN-N
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