Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect
The Stand
America’s Workplace Safety Crisis
The American Prospect
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Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect, 2022
AFL-CIO
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On Workers Memorial Day and International Workers Day
Workday Magazine
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The Price for Killing Workers Must Be Prison
Alternet
Nationally, at all workplaces, one employee is killed on the job every other hour. Twelve a day. These are not all accidents. Too many are foreseeable, preventable, avoidable tragedies. With the approach of April 28, Workers Memorial Day 2017, the USW is seeking in America what workers in Canada have to prevent these deaths. That is a law holding supervisors and corporate officials criminally accountable and exacting serious prison sentences when workers die on the job.
Tidbits - April 25, 2013
Portside
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Announcements: Angela Y. Davis, Feminism & Abolition: Theories & Practices for 21st Century - Chicago - May 3; Labor Historians - AFL-CIO Needs Your Help: Organizing: New & Forgotten Methods; Maudelle Shirek Memorial - Berkeley - Apr 30;
Resource: Workers Memorial Day - April 28
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