MEPs urge capitals to ratify violence at work convention
With 517 votes in favour, 59 against and 26 abstentions, MEPs called on member states to ratify the first international treaty to recognise the right to be free from violence at work.
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With 517 votes in favour, 59 against and 26 abstentions, MEPs called on member states to ratify the first international treaty to recognise the right to be free from violence at work.
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