Identify and assess psychosocial risks
MTE Ordinance 1,419/2024 added psychosocial factors to the PGR: harassment, overload, conflict and other factors must be identified and assessed like any other occupational risk.
Since the NR-1 update, psychosocial risks are part of occupational risk management (GRO/PGR). Enforcement with fines started on 26 May 2026. See what the regulation demands — and how to cover each requirement.
Talk to a specialistMTE Ordinance 1,419/2024 added psychosocial factors to the PGR: harassment, overload, conflict and other factors must be identified and assessed like any other occupational risk.
Measuring is not enough: the regulation requires prevention measures, an action plan and continuous follow-up — with records proving the cycle happens.
Law 14.457/22 requires companies with a CIPA to run a whistleblowing channel. In practice it is also the main source of psychosocial evidence for the PGR.
In an inspection, the auditor looks for documents: a PGR with the psychosocial section, channel records, applied surveys and actions taken — all dated and traceable.
Website, app and WhatsApp with AI — anonymous by default with no IP tracking, with a protocol code for follow-up and configurable response deadlines.
COPSOQ III, aligned with ISO 45003 and WHO-5, applied online with access codes and results by department and role.
A psychosocial risk diagnosis with methodology, charts and an action plan — in the format your PGR and the inspector expect.
Tasks, deadlines, statistics and an audit trail: the history proving your company acts on what it hears.
Harassment, overload and conflict now have to be managed in the PGR. A structured listening channel is the first step — and SesmtHub delivers the full cycle: listening, surveys and action plans.
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