(1) Every enterprise and establishment of any kind,
public or private, lay or religious, civilian or military, including
those where persons are employed in connection with work in the
professions and those belonging to trade unions or professional
associations, shall provide medical and health services for their
employees.
(2) The functions of such services shall be to supervise conditions
in respect of hygiene in the establishment, the risks of contagion
and the state of health of the workers, and of their spouses and
children if housed by the employer as well as to take the
appropriate preventive measures and provide the necessary
medical care in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
(3) The conditions under which workers and their families may
benefits from health coverage shall be laid down by order of the
minister in charge of labour, issued after consultation with the
National Commission for Industrial Hygiene and Safety.
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In force from 14 August 1992
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