Daimler, CAW launch health campaign

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The Canadian Auto Workers labor union and Windsor, Ont.-based DaimlerChrysler Canada Inc. have introduced a new health campaign. The effort, which focuses on preventing overuse of antibiotics, has the support of many physicians.

Motor Vehicles & Parts, Transportation Equipment Manufacturing, Motor Vehicles and Equipment, Health aspects, Antibiotics, Employment, Transportation equipment industry, DaimlerChrysler Canada Ltd.

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Toxic stress posing major risks: study

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Health Canada has released a new report that claims exposure to hazardous materials is becoming a key employee health and safety concern. The report recommends that management practices be improved to reduce worker stress.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Refuse systems, Hazardous Waste R&D NEC, Reports, Hazardous waste management industry, Hazardous waste management

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CAW standing firm on wage rollbacks

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Buzz Hargrove, the president of the Canadian Auto Workers, said the labor union will fight against wage rollbacks. The union accepted wage rollbacks at Air Canada, which is struggling to avoid bankruptcy.

Executive changes & profiles, Personnel administration, Officials and employees, Compensation and benefits, Airlines, Labour unions, Air Canada, Canadian Auto Workers, Hargrove, Buzz

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