Sentences with phrase «adequate worker protection»

It is concluded that in these situations there is a need for risk reduction measures but it is noted that adequate worker protection may already be in place in some industrial premises.

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It is therefore relevant to question whether consolidation does guarantee sufficient independent locations for media workers, does it guarantee enough channels for audience reception and / or access, does it provide adequate protection against price controls on oligopolistic markets, and does it permit newcomers on markets?

Rep. Brian Higgins says says workers at Hooker Chemical and other local factories were exposed to radiation without adequate monitoring or protection.

Particularly for AAR workers who labored for years without adequate protection from untreated asbestos.

Equally important, adequate protection — specifically respirators — were often not used or used incorrectly by first responders and others at the scene, according to the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, even though by September 22, the EPA had supplied more than 22,000 air purifying respirators to workers at the site.

Although the USDA lab in Athens, Georgia, was a high - level biosafety level 3 facility that required workers to shower in and out and wear respiratory protection, the lab was not supposed to have received that sample and did not have adequate clearance to handle that level of hazardous material.

Following a trial, the supervisor was convicted of failing to ensure the worker wore fall protection devices as required by law and of failing to ensure that an adequate form of fall protection was provided.

By ratifying the Convention, Canada has formally committed itself to provide Canadian workers with adequate protections against so - called «anti-union» tactics.

With little access to information and inadequate disability pensions, workers and their families knew that as hard - working, honest employees they deserved better: being treated with respect and dignity, job security or full compensation, annual cost of living increases, the right to diagnosis and treatment by their own doctors, and adequate safety protection.