text: **Lack of awareness among staff**is regarded by 18% as a major difficulty and by 35% as a minor 
  difficulty, in total 53%. When looking at size classes, minor and major difficulties are observed for 47% 
  (size class 5-9), 55% (size class 10-49), 65% (size class 50-249) and 71% in enterprises with above 
  250 employees. Compared to size class differences, the differences between sectors are small, and all 
  are quite close to the average. 
  
  **Lack of awareness among management**is mentioned by 36% (EU27), while 12% see it as a major 
  difficulty and 24% as a minor difficulty. These differences between enterprise sizes quite remarkable: 
  for the largest enterprises (50-249 and above 250), the percentages are the highest, about 44% and 
  49%; the other two size classes range at or under the average of 36%. The differences between sectors 
  are practically negligible. 
  
  **It is somewhat surprising that a lack of awareness among management and staff seems to**
  **increase with establishment size.**
  
  The preparation of a**document on health and safety responsibilities**and procedures, which ideally 
  should be made available to employees, is clearly reported by a vast majority of surveyed 
  establishments in the EU27 (89% in both 2014 and 2019). 