baua.de
Germany's federal research institute for occupational safety, health and working conditions
About baua.de
The Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA) conducts research and scientific work on occupational safety, health, and humane working conditions. Its activities include monitoring changes in the world of work, analysing their effects, and providing policy advice and regulatory work.
BAuA is a departmental research institution within Germany's Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs. Around 750 employees work across its Dortmund, Berlin and Dresden locations.
Product: Research, policy advice, scientific knowledge transfer and statutory work concerning occupational safety and health.
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