Slaughterhouse ordered to move pregnant workers after miscarriages
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- •The slaughterhouse experienced several miscarriages among pregnant employees.
- •Authorities mandated the transfer of pregnant women to less hazardous departments.
- •The measure is intended to reduce health risks linked to working conditions in the slaughterhouse.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸The slaughterhouse fully implements the transfer of pregnant workers Pregnant employees may experience improved health outcomes and fewer pregnancy complications.
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