Patricia Ruiz
Patricia Ruiz is the Secretary of Occupational Health for the UGT (General Union of Workers) in Spain. She has been actively involved in negotiations with the government and employers to improve workplace safety and health standards, particularly emphasizing the urgent need to address psychosocial risks and mental health issues in the workplace. Recently, she has voiced concerns over the slow pace of negotiations regarding updating labor risk prevention laws, highlighting the necessity for transparency and effective communication in addressing occupational hazards.
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Patricia Ruiz claims that many elderly people may not have been informed about the obligation.
Los riesgos laborales de tres de cada diez empleadas de hogar siguen pendientes de evaluar pese a la obligatoriedad | Economía
Spain· 2025-12-25
Patricia Ruiz is the Secretary of Labor Health of UGT who expressed profound sadness and concern over the lack of agreement with the employers.
Trabajo pactará la reforma de la prevención de riesgos con los sindicatos tras el rechazo patronal | EconomíaSpain· 2025-11-27
Patricia Ruiz, a pharmacist, described the impact of the power outages on her ability to serve customers.
Los cortes de luz se suceden en el área de Barcelona en plena ola de calor: “Es imposible dormir” | Noticias de CataluñaSpain· 2025-07-06
Patricia Ruiz is the secretary of Salud Laboral of UGT and advocates for a clinical approach to workplace health issues.
Mi trabajo me pone enfermo | EconomíaSpain· 2025-06-15
Patricia Ruiz is a psychologist who explains the long-term evolution of patients with binge eating disorder.
Culpa, vergüenza y miedo a engordar: el desgaste emocional que surge tras comer compulsivamente | Salud y bienestarSpain· 2025-02-24
Patricia Ruiz is the secretary of Health and Safety of UGT and is urging the government to accelerate negotiations on labor risk prevention.
Un año negociando la mejora de los riesgos laborales: los sindicatos reclaman al Gobierno que acelere la nueva ley | EconomíaSpain· 2025-02-15