Will safe pesticide use take root on the farm?

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Proper pesticide handling should start in the farm where pesticides are a common companion of farmers to eliminate weeds, control plant diseases, enhance crops growth and fumigate soils. Exposures, whether acute or chronic, can damaged the body internally and externally. Dermal exposure can be experienced upon mixing, applying and handling pesticides while inhalation exposure can occur through inhaling pesticide vapors, dust and spray. Protective equipment may be used such as gloves, boots, shoe covers, coveralls and protective eyewears and respirators.

Pesticide and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing, Agricultural chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Pesticide Preparations, Health aspects, Standards, Agriculture, Usage, Safety and security measures, Agricultural chemicals, Protective clothing, United States. Environmental Protection Agency, Pesticides, Farmers

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Tap into the power of older workers

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The European government and business enterprises are starting to recognize the benefits of employing aging workers. The move is urged by research results on productivity and job commitment among older employees. University of Sheffield Prof. Alan Walker identifies two possible steps in the corporate management of aging workers. A limited or a comprehensive approach. The major issues surrounding management of aging workers, such as employment and training, are also presented.

Analysis, Europe, Reports, Cover Story, Employment discrimination, Age discrimination, Walker, Alan

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What are U.S. businesses doing?

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More and more US business enterprises are undertaking positive action regarding aging workers such as Queens Surface Corp., Texas Refinery Corp., Eastman Kodak Co., Tennant Co. and NYNEX do not practice age discrimination in employment. The companies offer flexible work programs, provide benefits and special training and education programs which consider older workers' needs.

Business Personnel Management, Human resource management, Business enterprises

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