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Hispanic employees in the workplace: higher rate of fatalities
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Hispanic employees in the workplace: higher rate of fatalities
AAOHN J.
2010 Jan.
Abstract
This article reviews the higher fatality and injury rates among the Hispanic population in the United States, whether legal immigrants, citizens, or illegal immigrants; reviews the current government and private industry regulations and safety programs; proposes additional legislation or programs; and describes the role of the occupational and environmental health nurse in reducing injuries and fatalities in this population.
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