This is how railway workers continue to work effectively in wartime. Based on the document “Safety and Health at Work in Wartime and Post-War. Ukraine’s experience in the context of Russian aggression”, developed by experts of the European Community on occupational safety and health in cooperation with the magazine “Occupational Safety and Health” and with the support of the ILO “Towards safe, healthy and declared labor in Ukraine”, we have prepared an accessible, simple and practical brochure – “Practical advice on working under martial law and emergency situations”.

📍 The brochure has everything you need:

• how to stay and be “productive” at work;
• what signals are markers that you need psychological help;
• what to do in case of an emergency (explosions, shelling, air raid)?
• how to provide first aid correctly?

📌 Where it is used: the brochure was distributed among the union members in the regions through the heads of the Youth Councils.