Systemic Barriers to Reporting Work Injuries and Illnesses in Contexts of Language Barriers.¶
Premji, S., Begum, M., & Medley, A. (2023). Systemic Barriers to Reporting Work Injuries and Illnesses in Contexts of Language Barriers. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 66(2), 122-131.
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- Vantage-Induced Omission
- and non-English-speaking work crews, for whom language is one of several documented barriers to getting an injury reported at all.
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Premji et al. document several systemic obstacles to injured workers reporting injuries, each amplified by language barriers.
“Workers faced several obstacles to reporting, including confusion surrounding the cause and severity of injuries and illnesses”
- and non-English-speaking work crews, for whom language is one of several documented barriers to getting an injury reported at all.
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