IOHSAD is a non-profit and independent institution engaged in assisting Filipino workers develop comprehensive and self-reliant OSH programs.
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The Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development has been pushing for the criminalization of OSH standards violations, and the recent building collapse in Angeles, Pampanga that has already claimed 27 lives makes this campaign more urgent than ever. (1/8)
Justice for Angeles Building Collapse Victims! Criminalize OSH Standards Violations Now!
TINGNAN: Naghain ang Makabayan Bloc ng resolusyon upang paimbestigahan sa kaukulang komite ng Kamara ang pagguho ng isang gusali sa Angeles City, Pampanga, na ikinamatay ng humigit-kumulang 30 indibidwal. | via @Isa_Umali
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Workplace safety group Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development (IOHSAD) pressed the need for an immediate and comprehensive support for the affected workers of the collapsed building in Angeles, Pampanga.
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The state of occupational safety and health in the Philippines is marred by weak enforcement, chronic underreporting, and the exclusion of large segments of the workforce, based on a 2025 independent country report.
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"NO WORKER SHOULD DIE DUE TO NEGLECT"
The Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development (IOHSAD) has raised concern over the collapse of a 9-story building under construction in Angeles City, Pampanga, which reportedly trapped 30-40 workers early Monday. | via @eon_sanchez
In the Philippines' OSH Country Report (2025), Dr. Leonard D. Javier exposes in great detail the violent, deadly, and catastrophic situation of occupational safety and health (OSH) in the Philippines, locates its root causes in history, society, and the current system, (1/3)
points to its rotten core, and hopefully clears a path forward. How can workers succeed in achieving genuinely safe and healthy work? Read the full report for free: iohsadph.com/phoshreport2026
This report was first published in the 2025 East Asia and Southeast Asia Subregional (2/3)
Report of ANROEV—“a coalition of victims’ groups, trade unions and other labour groups across Asia, all committed to the rights of Victims and for overall improvement of health and safety at the workplace.”
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#SafeWorkplacesNow (3/3)
#JusticeForKentexWorkers! Eleven years after the Kentex factory fire, one of the worst industrial accidents in the Philippines, not a single individual was imprisoned for the deaths of 74 workers. Despite clear violations on occupational safety and health (OSH) standards, (1/5)
on OSH standards and thus preventable fatalities, injuries, and diseases at work.
IOHSAD calls on the families of Kentex workers and other OSH rights victims, OSH and human rights advocates, and all Filipino workers to continue fighting for justice and the criminalization (4/5)
of OSH standards violations. Other countries and studies have shown that when OSH neglect is criminalized, public and company officials think twice. (5/5)
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