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Chapter 4.

STATE MANAGEMENT OF HOURS OF WORK, HOURS OF REST, OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, AND OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE

Article 25. State management of hours of work, hours of rest, occupational safety, and occupational hygiene

1. The Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs is responsible to the Government for unifying the state management of hours of work, hours of rest, labor safety and labor hygiene, and:

a) Formulate and promulgate or request the promulgation of legislative documents on hours of work, hours of rest, labor safety and labor hygiene

b) Cooperate with relevant Ministries and agencies in formulating the National Regulation on occupational safety and occupational hygiene in conformity with international practice;

c) Disseminate the laws on hours of work, hours of rest, occupational safety, and occupational hygiene;

d) Provide guidance and training in occupational safety and occupational hygiene;

dd) Provide guidance on occupational safety and occupational hygiene at enterprises, organizations, and cooperatives engaged in production and business;

e) Integrate occupational safety and occupational hygiene in the curriculums of vocational training institutions;

g) Investigate occupational accidents; cooperate with the Ministry of Public Security and the Supreme People’s Procuracy in investigating and dealing with occupational accidents suspected of crimes.

h) Inspect the adherence to the laws on hours of work, hours of rest, occupational safety and occupational hygiene;

i) Seek international cooperation in hours of work, hours of rest, occupational safety, and occupational hygiene.

2. The Ministry of Health shall:

a) Formulate and promulgate or request the promulgation of legislative documents on occupational health care and health standards applicable to each occupation;

b) Cooperate with the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs in making and promulgating the list of occupational illness;

cc) Cooperate with the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs in building, expanding, or upgrading a construction serving the production and storage of substance with high demand for occupational hygiene within their competence;

d) Provide guidance on the organization of on-site medic teams, training in first-aid at workplaces;

dd) Provide guidance and organize periodic health-checks, pre-employment health-checks, diagnosis of occupational illness, and medical examinations to rate injuries, provide treatment and rehabilitation for people suffering form occupational accidents and occupational illness.

3. The Ministry of Science and Technology shall:

a) Unify the management of research and application of occupational hygiene and occupational safety technologies;

b) Organize and direct the radiation safety and nuclear safety works.

4. The Ministry of Education and Training shall integrate occupational safety and occupational hygiene into the curriculums of higher education institutions.

5. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs shall provide guidance on hours of work, hours of rest, occupational safety and occupational hygiene to suit the working conditions of employees that work in arts and sports.

6. The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs shall specify the level, collection, management, and use of fees and charges relating to the assessment of occupational safety and training in occupational safety and occupational hygiene.

7. Ministries and ministerial agencies, within their competence, are responsible for the state management of hours of work, hours of rest, occupational safety and occupational hygiene.

8. Provincial People’s Committees are in charge of state management of hours of work, hours of rest, occupational safety and occupational hygiene locally; set occupational safety, occupational hygiene targets, and improve working conditions.