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fromBuzzFeed
2 weeks ago

Chefs Are Revealing The Breaking Points That Made Them Quit, And This Says A Lot About The Industry

Many culinary professionals leave because of low pay, excessive hours, abusive conditions, labor violations, and physical strain that make the career unsustainable.
fromFast Company
4 months ago

Tech is making workers' jobs more dangerous instead of safer

Technologies from AI to advanced robotics have been celebrated for their ability to lighten people's workload. But despite their promises, these technologies aren't being used to improve workers' lives or keep them safe. In 2023, 385 workers died every day due to hazardous working conditions, with over 3 million more work-related injuries and illnesses reported that year in the United States.
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fromianVisits
6 months ago

New railway accident database sheds light on forgotten worker tragedies

A new database reveals thousands of railway staff injuries and fatalities, aiming to improve awareness of their safety in historical reports.
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