According to the ILO, work-related psychosocial risks are responsible for over 112,000 deaths at work every year across Europe.

Omissions

• The 112,000 figure specifically for Europe could not be independently verified from a second source or the primary ILO dataset breakdown by region. The primary ILO source confirms 840,000 deaths globally per year from psychosocial risks. The source citing the Europe-specific figure (112,000) is a secondary source (academicjobs.com) and could not be cross-referenced with another independent source or primary ILO regional data before the search limit was reached.
• The primary ILO source was published on 2026-04-28, the same date as the session. The MEP could have known this data if the report was released earlier in the day or if they had advance access.

Sources

• PrimaryInternational Labour Organization (ILO)More than 840,000 people die each year globally from health conditions linked to psychosocial risks at work.
• SecondaryAcademic JobsUN/ILO report exposes 112,000 yearly deaths from work stress in Europe.