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OSH Rights: April 2008, Issue 19 |
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Tuesday, 13 May 2008 |
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In this Issue:
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USA: Powerful explosion at Jacksonville chemical plant
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China to crackdown on work accidents
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China to step up prevention of coal bed methane gas accidents in 2008
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TAIWAN: Traffic accidents key cause of work injuries
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Vietnam: Violations, low fines, No prosecutions cause workplace accidents
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Vietnam: Untrained workers banned at hazardous building sites
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Singapore: New law “Work Injury Compensation Act” to cover large numbers of workers
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28 April: International Workers memorial Day
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OSH Rights Issue No 18, January 2008 |
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
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In this Issue of OSH Rights
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Jagdish
Patel, Coordinator, ANROAV honoured by OSH
Section of American Public Health Association
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Health
& Safety in Asian Mines
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Better
Environmental Sustainability Targets (BEST) for
Lead Battery Manufacturers
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Migrant
Work Accident Victim's Struggle for Compensation
Claim in Thailand
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OSH Rights Issue No 17, September 2007 |
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Thursday, 11 October 2007 |
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Annual meeting of ANROAV Network members held at Hong Kong on 29-31 August, 2007. Annual meting is a regular feature now. Over a period of time, the network has strengthened and developed. The quality of presentations has kept on improving. The range of issues being discussed is widening. Activists come from different backgrounds. Each Asian country has different laws and different level of economical development. Cultures and languages are different. Political systems and level of freedom of expression for workers are different.
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OSH Rights Issue No 16, June 2007 |
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Thursday, 28 June 2007 |
WELCOME, PARTNER!
"Partner" was unveiled on the occassion of International Worker's Memorial Day, 28 April, popularly known as 428 evening in Taipei.
Puzzled? Here is solution: "Partner" is a monument erected by Taipei 101 management in its premises to pay tribute to all those who contributed in building this magnificent building. This 101 story building is currently tallest building in the world with 1670 ft height. During its construction Taiwan faced earthquake. 5 workers engaged in construction, working at height, fell down and died.
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