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Assessment of the Health Impact of Occupational Risk in Africa: Current Situation and Methodological IssuesEpidemiologyThis paper presents information from the current monitoring systems in Africa, mainly Southern Africa, for occupationalillness and injury... Read More
Regulating supply-chains to address the occupational health and safety problems associated with precarious employment: The case of home-based clothing workers in AustraliaAustralian Journal of Labour LawAbstract: Read More
It’s Time to Welcome the Informal Workforce to the Urban Policy TableIn the first of a series of articles on urban livelihoods focused on inclusive urban planning for the working poor produced through a collaboration... Read More
The Absence of State Law: Domestic Workers in IndiaCanadian Journal of Women and the LawAbstract: Read More
Martha Chen interview with alma mater Connecticut CollegeConnecticut College interviews two alumnae: Marty Chen, International Coordinator of WIEGO, and her mother, Barbara “Barry” Beach... Read More