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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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Relative
justice If took a five year
campaign before Anthea and Peter Dennis got company boss Roy
Clark to admit the workplace manslaughter of their teenage
son, Daniel. Clark got 10 months. Daniel’s family got
a ‘life sentence’. more
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OUT NOW Hazards, issue 102, April-June
2008 Get justice
When a worker dies, someone should pay. But as a new manslaughter
law takes effect, a Hazards poster warns it takes more
than a law to get justice. more
Don’t be a safety
nerd Workers join unions because they are concerned about
safety, and stay in unions for the same reason. That’s why
training trade union safety reps in the links between safety and
organisation is a top priority for TUC. more
Thai troubles
When 54 migrant workers suffocated in a seafood truck in April,
the world’s gaze focused briefly on Thailand’s appalling
safety record. Making Migrant Safety at Work Matter, a new grassroots
group, is challenging this routine abuse. more
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