Women’s Employment in Mining An overview of the Issues
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Womens Employment in Mining An overview of the IssuesPWHCE Research DayJune 7, 2012Regina, SK
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Training
Work-related injury
Challenges to womens employmentPresentation Overview
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9 Aboriginal women
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8 Aboriginal women
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17 Women
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Were here to produce but dont get hurtWere here to produceand do it safely
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broken bones sprains ripped muscles twisted ankles crushed hands stretched nerves back and shoulder injuries burns from solutions edema of the legs and eye injuries
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Safety was in a totally different placeI didnt know what I could do or couldnt do.
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Thank you!
Roberta StoutResearcher, Aboriginal Womens Health Prairie Womens Health Centre of Excellence56 The PromenadeWinnipeg, MB R3B 3H9P: (204) 982-6632F: (204) 982-6637E: [email protected]: www.pwhce.ca
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