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... have served in Iraq and Afghanistan since 9/11 are just some characteristics of the emerging diversity in the workplace. Perhaps most noticeable is the growing ethnic diversity in the United States, as a result of immigration and higher birthrates, which has led to estimates...

... immigration language barrier employment migrant worker health accident mckay migrant Session No. 510 Migrant Workers: Sustainable Not Disposable A Challenge for Safety and Society Jill Joyce, BA Hons, MSc, CMIOSH, AFBPsS, EurOSHM Senior Policy and Research Adviser Institution of Occupational Safety...

... It is estimated that there are 100,000 union and non-union construction workers in New York City. Small companies with less than 10 people typically hire undocumented immigrants, most of whom do not speak English and are non-union workers. Data from OSHA indicates that 68% of construction...

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... manufacturing sites located mostly in the southern hemisphere. The parent companies are mostly in the northern hemisphere. These globalization efforts have emphasized migration trends and flows to the North and to the West. Countries like Spain, Peru and Costa Rica are having the same immigration issues...

... Introduction The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), a Washington, D.C. based group that promotes stricter immigration policies, along with other reports, advise that the United States has somewhere between 11 and 20 million illegal aliens residing within our borders...

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