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Commission Report 2002 (Slovakia)
Progress has been made in enforcing social acquis, in particular in the
field of health and safety at work. Administrative and enforcement structures
have been strengthened to a certain extent. As foreseen in the Action Plan,
the labour inspectorates have been strengthened, a competent national body
has been established under the Posting of Workers Directive and a Labour
Protection Information Centre has been established. The increase of staff is
taking place according to the Action Plan. There has been no progress with
the adoption of legislation against discrimination and an appropriate
implementing body as foreseen in the Action Plan still has to be created. In
the field of public health, progress has been made in the area of
surveillance and control of communicable diseases. As set out in the Action
Plan, Slovakia's co-operation with the EU in the area of field studies is
on track, but more work is needed to develop Slovakia's health monitoring
system to ensure that data and indicators are comparable with the EU.
Promotion of bipartite social dialogue has continued. Preparation for future
participation in the European strategy on social inclusion has started. The
Accession Partnership priorities in the area of social policy and employment
have been partially met. Implementation of the measures under the Action Plan
is largely on track.
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