The construction industry is notoriously high risk for accidents, injuries, and deaths,
particularly for non-national or migrant workers, who comprise a significant proportion of the …

An increasing number of people are relocating to search for work, leading to substantial
implications for both local and global health. Approximately 3.6% of the global population …

The construction industry remains one of the most dangerous industries in the world
accounting for a high percentage of work-related injuries and fatalities despite the …

Despite efforts in recent years, the construction industry remains one of the top contributors
for workplace fatalities in many countries. One of the key concerns in the industry is the …

There are many Nepali men working in the Middle East and Malaysia and media reports and
anecdotal evidence suggest a high risk of workplace-related accidents and injuries for male …

This paper focuses on the occupational safety and health (OSH) of migrant farmworkers in
two quite distinct socio-political contexts: Polish farmworkers in Germany and Ukrainian …

Despite substantial efforts to improve construction safety training, the accident rate of
migrant workers is still high. One of the primary factors contributing to the inefficacy of …

Recent estimates suggest that more than 40 million people worldwide are in situations of
modern slavery and other forms of labor exploitation. UN Sustainable Development Goal 8.7 …

Despite the claim that organizational citizenship behaviour has positive consequences for
employee and organizational performances, a growing body of literature has begun to …

Ethnic minority workers (EMWs) or migrant workers continue to be confronted with
communication problems, which can have serious effects on safety outcomes. This study …