Improving the psychosocial risks management process taking into account the influence of dangerous factors: discrimination, mobing and sexism

Keywords: dangerous factor, psychosocial risk, mobbing, discrimination, sexism

Abstract

Purpose: is the development of a psychosocial risk management model taking into account various dangerous factors such as mobbing, sexism and discrimination and development of appropriate preventive measures, including legislative requirements.

Method: general scientific and special legal methods of scientific knowledge, the formal legal method.

Findings: An effective methodology for managing psychosocial risks has been developed, taking into account various dangerous factors, such as mobbing, sexism, discrimination and appropriate preventive measures, including legislative requirements

Practical implications: lies in the development of recommendations for reducing negative phenomena in the organizational culture of business facilities, which involve the creation of a safe and comfortable workplace, both physically and psychologically.

Paper type: theoretical, descriptive, methodical.

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2023-12-31
How to Cite
Tsopa, V., Cheberyachko, S., Yavorska, O., Deryugin, O., Sokurenko, S., & Sharovatova, O. (2023). Improving the psychosocial risks management process taking into account the influence of dangerous factors: discrimination, mobing and sexism. Social Development and Security, 13(6), 133-149. https://doi.org/10.33445/sds.2023.13.6.12
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Social Sciences

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