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to implement measures to reduce occupational risks, to inform employees of preferred behaviors, and to provide appropriate equipment (Brossat et al. 2012). Sanitary
facilities include sinks, toilets, changing rooms, and—where appropriate—showers
in sufficient number and in good working order. Organizational measures must be
based on a relevant analysis of working conditions.
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