AOHC Encore 2024-403 Collaborations and Innovations in the Approach to the Health and Safety of Marginalized, Underrepresented, and Underserved Occupational Populations

403 Collaborations and Innovations in the Approach to the Health and Safety of Marginalized, Underrepresented, and Underserved Occupational Populations

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The session covered various topics related to workers in different industries, including forestry, child labor, and mining. The speakers shared insights on the challenges faced by workers, such as safety issues, health disparities, and economic pressures. They also discussed potential solutions and future directions for research and policy. Dr. Shannon mentioned the importance of considering the impact of visa status on safety and health outcomes for guest workers. Dr. Casanova highlighted the experiences of forestry workers, including the use of H-2B guest workers and the need for more research on occupational health in the field. Overall, the session provided valuable perspectives on protecting workers and improving their well-being.

Keywords

workers

industries

forestry

child labor

mining

safety issues

health disparities

economic pressures

guest workers