The term work safety implies: a set of regulations, measures and remedy used to protect health and safety of employees at work and in correlation with work, ensuring safety at work, remediating hazards to workers life and improving working conditions. Work safety is an domain in which European Agency for Safety and Health at Work works systematically. The Agency operates under the auspicies of the European Union and it is located in Bilbao, Spain. The fundamental goal of this Agency is to ensure safe workplaces for all workers in the European Union. In addition to the actions and activities of the Agency, European Union brought an Council Directive of 12 June 1989 on the introduction of measures to encourage improvements in the safety and health od workers at work (89/391/EEC) which is also called Framework Directive. The purpose of this Directive is to bring measures to encourage better working conditions. In the Republic of Croatia since 01 January 2018, although the first version was in 1996, the law on work safety is in force and which is the result of implementing the Framework Directive into domestic legislation. The law on the work safety established provisions that achieve safety in the workplace and that define the obligations od employers and employees, and provisions on liability in case of an injury at work. The goal to be achieved by the law is a safe working environment for all employees and a reduction in the rate od injuries at work.