FOREIGN POSTINGS – HEALTH
March 1st, 2004
BY MONICA DOBIE, ALAN OSBORN and MARK ROWESENDING employees abroad or setting up overseas branches always take some preparation and maybe the most important job is taking care of workers' health needs. Not only must local employment laws be followed, but companies must ensure that they can manage the alien health risks faced abroad. Occupational Health looks at how employers cope with sending staff to Europe, the USA and south-east Asia,EUROPETHERE are two main reasons why multinational companies generally find that sending management and workers abroad to ...
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