Compulsory personal interview

The worker must have a compulsory personal interview with the Prevention Advisor for psychosocial aspects before submitting a formal request for psychosocial intervention.

This interview allows the worker to receive information on:

• the information that their request must contain in order to be viable;
• the procedure;
• the consequences and the risks involved in the submission of the request;
• any protection against reprisals;
• etc.

The personal interview must take place within ten calendar days of the worker informing the Prevention Advisor for psychosocial aspects of their desire to submit a formal request.

Both the worker and the Prevention Advisor for psychosocial aspects ensure that this deadline is respected.

The Prevention Advisor for psychosocial aspects states in a document that the compulsory personal interview has taken place. The worker receives a copy of this document.