Preventing workplace harassment and violence in construction: new guide
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CPWR has released a new guide to help construction employers prevent workplace harassment and violence by recognizing worker warning signs and implementing preventive plans. The guide draws on occupational fatality data to provide practical strategies for creating safer jobsites.
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Silver Spring, MD — Construction industry employers can help prevent harassment and violence on jobsites by staying aware of worker warning signs and developing a plan, CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training says in a new guide. Citing data from the Census of Fatal Occupational…
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