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ICL/Stockline report
Families
against corporate killers
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RESOURCES
• Age
and work
• Asbestos
• Behavioural safety
• Cancer
• Compensation
• Deadly business
• Diacetyl
• Disease
• Drugs and
alcohol
• Enforcement
• Genetic
screening
• Hazards tools
• Infections
• Migrants
• Nanotechnology
• Needlesticks
• Notices
• Older
workers
• Organisation
• Rehabilitation
• Safety
crimes
• Safety
reps
• Sickness policy
• Smoking
• Standing
• Strain
injuries
• Suicide
• Toiletbreaks
• Union effect
• Victimisation
• Voice loss
• Vulnerable
work
• Women
• Work
and health
• Work and stress
• Worked
to death
• Workers'
Memorial Day
• Working
world
• Workplace
testing
• Workstations
• Young
workers
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Worried about hazards?
Just say union!
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OUT NOW Hazards, issue 103, July-September
2008
It’s
worse than murder
It was over a year before anyone told Christel Stewart her
brother had died. Chris Knoop suffered horrific burns in a
workplace explosion.The directors of the company responsible
didn’t turn up for the court case. And the fine was
just £2. It's no wonder deaths at work outstrip murders
by two to one. more
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Spin cycle When
research shows a chemical could be killing you, industry-backed
scientists will quickly dispute the findings. David Michaels, author
of Doubt is their product, exposes industry’s dangerous
tactics. more
Asbestos threats It’s
not enough that the asbestos industry is using lies and spin to
push is deadly product. Now it is resorting to threats and the courts
to harass its critics. more
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