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MEPs want law to combat stress and harassment at work in the European Union

TV RECORD EUROPA5 September 2026 at 19:05

MEPs are proposing new European legislation to combat stress and harassment at work in the European Union. The initiative comes in a context of growing concern with mental health in the workplace.

Depression related to professional activity represents a significant cost for the European economy, potentially reaching 100 billion euros per year, which highlights the financial impact of these problems on the labor market.

The proposal aims to create more effective mechanisms for protecting workers against harassment practices and occupational stress situations, thus strengthening labor rights at the community level.

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