Multinational Monitor - Vol. 30 Nbr. 3, May 2009
Wedekind, Jennifer
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Employers reported more than four million work-related injuries and illnesses, but "Death on the Job" documents vast employer underreporting of workplace injuries, and estimates that a more accurate number would be 8 million to 12 million injuries and illnesses a year. "Unfortunately, as demonstrated by recent job safety disasters, such as the Sago mine explosion, the Imperial Sugar Refinery dust explosion and construction crane collapses in New York and Miami, which claimed dozens and dozens of lives, too many workers remain at risk and face death, injury or disease as a result of their jobs," the report states.
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Dying for Work
FIFTEEN WORKERS in the United States die every day due to job injuries, according to "Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect," a report issued by the AFT-CIO in April. The report criticizes the Bush administration for allowing meaningful workersafety measures to stagnate, resulting in extreme under-enforcement of workplace safety standards.
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