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  1. Associates of Greater Manchester Hazards Centre explain why International Workers’ Memorial Day is important in remembering those killed or injured at work, and those who continue to be vulnerable in the workplace.

    Hazards Campaign 28 April video

    20th April 2017 Jawad Leave a comment

  2. Scottish Hazards Campaign address to the Hazards Conference 2015

    8th September 2015 Jawad Leave a comment
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