Canadian Auto Workers Health, Safety and the Environment
China’s “Market Economics in Command”: Footwear Workers’ Health in Jeopardy (International Journal of Health Services, 1999)
A Dangerous Business Its iron foundries thrive. But the McWane corporation's way of doing business has left a shocking trail of death, dismemberment and pollution. (PBS Frontline, 2003)
Electroplater Hazard Datasheet (Interntional Labour Organization, 2000)
Ergonomic Solutions:Sewing and Related Procedures (OSHA Electronic Compliance Assistance Tool)
Global Semiconductor Health Hazards Exposed! (Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition)
Graphic Communications International Union Safety and Health Topics
High Tech Toxics & the Workplace (Communications Workers of America)
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Safety and Health
Machine Fluids: Safety Facts (NYCOSH)
Metalworking Fluids: Oil Mist and Beyond (Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, December 2003)
Metalworking Fluids: Safety and Health Best Practices Manual (Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 2001)
Printer Hazard Datasheet (Interntional Labour Organization, 2000)
Stress Prevention for Assembly-Line Workers (International Labour Organization)
Tire Vulcanizer Hazard Datasheet (Interntional Labour Organization, 2000)
A Toxic Company: The McWane Story McWane Inc. of Birmingham, Alabama, is one of America's largest privately owned corporations. Their corporate philosophy and hard nosed management practices have been blamed for an extraordinary history of work place injuries and fatalities in their foundries. (CBC News, The Fifth Estate, 2003)
United Auto WorkersHealth and Safety page
Welder Hazard Datasheet (Interntional Labour Organization, 2000)