ILO Activies on Occupational Cancer
	Prevention strategies in Finland
	ILO Book on Occupational Cancer: Prevention and Control
	ILO Conventions & Recommendations

Occupational Cancer Convention, 1974 No.139

Occupational Cancer Recommendation, 1974 No.147

Radiation Protection Convention, 1960 No.115

Radiation Protection Recommendation, 1960 No.114

Benzene Convention, 1971 No.136

Benzene Recommendation, 1971 No.144

Asbestos Convention, 1986 No.162

Asbestos Recommendation, 1986 No.172

Chemicals Convention, 1990 No.170

Chemicals Recommendation, 1990 No.177

Publications

ILO Book Appendix V

Bibliography (tentative)

Worksafe Australia - Occupational cancer

What is Occupational Cancer

Carcinogens

How do You Determine a Carcinogen?

Should all Carcinogens be Banned?

Protecting Employees

Setting Standardsa

Glossarya

Recommendations for the Elimination or Reduction

International Organisations

International Labour Organisation Convention No.139

Referenced Documents

Occupational Cancer Worksafe Australia 1992

ILO Encyclopaedia

Lists of Carcinogenic Substances and Agents

OSHA Cancer Policy and Regulation

Occupational cancer

Environmental cancers

Legislation: occupational cancers

Statistics & registration

Carcinogenic substancest

Carcinogenic substances, epigeneticr

Bladder cancers

Larynx cancers

Nasal cancera

Skin cancer

Respiratory cancer

Asbestos: Mesothelioma and lung

    cancer

ILO Panel of Consultants

IARC Monograph

    Programme

Denmark

Federal Republic of

    Germany

France

Japan

Sweden

United States

U.S.S.R

Classification of potential carcinoge

Candidate list of potential occup. carcinogensf

Priority lists for regulating potential occup.

   carcinogens

Factors to be considered

Initiation of a rulemaking

General provisons for the use of human and

    animal data

Criteria for consideration of arguments on certain

    issuesd

Issues to be considered in the rulemaking

Final action

Model standard