SECTION III - LABOUR HEALTH SERVICE Article 238
Enterprises and establishments covered by Article 1 of this law must provide the primary
health care to their workers.
Article 239
The Labour Health Service shall be led by one or more physicians who are called Labour Physicians and whose curative and preventive role consists in avoiding a deterioration of workers' health that is adversely affected by their work. In particular, they monitor the hygienic standards of the work, the risks of contagion and the workers' state of health.
Health records of the workers collected by medical personnel are confidential, and the information contained in the records cannot be given to the employer, to a union, or to
any third party in a manner that could identify the employee. However, data extracted from the files that do not identify the individuals can be used for the purposes of research on labour health or public health.
The provisions of the preceding paragraph do not prevent the files from being given to the Labour Health Inspector or to the Labour Inspector, who can have access to these files at any time upon request.
Article 240
Depending on the necessity of the enterprise, the labour health service can serve a single enterprise or jointly serve several enterprises.
The cost of organising and operating the labour health service is borned by the employer. For inter-enterprise services, the costs are distributed proportionally based on the number of employees at each enterprise.
Article 241
As of the date set by a joint Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour and the Ministry of Health, there shall be physicians specialised in labour health necessarily taking up the positions of Labour Physicians.
Article 242
All enterprises and establishments covered by Article 238 of this law and employing at least fifty workers shall have a permanent infirmary on the premises of the establishment, workshop, or work site.
This infirmary shall be run by a physician assisted by one or more male or female nurses, based on the number of workers.
During working hours, both day and night, there shall always be at least one male or female nurse present.
The infirmary shall be supplied with adequate materials, bandages and medicines to provide emergency care to workers in the event of accidents or occupational illness or sickness during work.
Expenses incurred in organising and operating this infirmary are the responsibility of the employer.
SECTION III - LABOUR HEALTH SERVICE Article 238
Enterprises and establishments covered by Article 1 of this law must provide the primary
health care to their workers.
Article 239
The Labour Health Service shall be led by one or more physicians who are called Labour Physicians and whose curative and preventive role consists in avoiding a deterioration of workers' health that is adversely affected by their work. In particular, they monitor the hygienic standards of the work, the risks of contagion and the workers' state of health.
Health records of the workers collected by medical personnel are confidential, and the information contained in the records cannot be given to the employer, to a union, or to
any third party in a manner that could identify the employee. However, data extracted from the files that do not identify the individuals can be used for the purposes of research on labour health or public health.
The provisions of the preceding paragraph do not prevent the files from being given to the Labour Health Inspector or to the Labour Inspector, who can have access to these files at any time upon request.
Article 240
Depending on the necessity of the enterprise, the labour health service can serve a single enterprise or jointly serve several enterprises.
The cost of organising and operating the labour health service is borned by the employer. For inter-enterprise services, the costs are distributed proportionally based on the number of employees at each enterprise.
Article 241
As of the date set by a joint Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour and the Ministry of Health, there shall be physicians specialised in labour health necessarily taking up the positions of Labour Physicians.
Article 242
All enterprises and establishments covered by Article 238 of this law and employing at least fifty workers shall have a permanent infirmary on the premises of the establishment, workshop, or work site.
This infirmary shall be run by a physician assisted by one or more male or female nurses, based on the number of workers.
During working hours, both day and night, there shall always be at least one male or female nurse present.
The infirmary shall be supplied with adequate materials, bandages and medicines to provide emergency care to workers in the event of accidents or occupational illness or sickness during work.
Expenses incurred in organising and operating this infirmary are the responsibility of the employer.
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