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Communicating Health and Safety Effectively

Communicating Health and Safety Effectively For employers of (Migrant) Farm Workers Since 2006, OHCOW has provided occupational Health support to more than a thousand migrant farm workers and their employers in Ontario through clinical consultations for individuals with occupational Health concerns, and prevention-based occupational Health and Safety materials, tools and workshops. All our services are free of charge. This factsheet draws from our experience as well as from research conducted by other Health and Safety organizations working with migrant workers. Communication Communication is the key to a healthy, safe and productive workplace.

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