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Date published: 4 March 2019 16:53
 ~ Modified On: 4 March 2019 17:11
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LABORERS' HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY

'Women Workers are Not Seen Even if They Die in Occupational Homicides'

According to the February report of the İSİG, 125 workers, including 9 women and one child, have been killed in occupational homicides. Ahead of March 8, the report addresses women workers' situation in terms of workers' health and job security.
'Women Workers are Not Seen Even if They Die in Occupational Homicides'
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