Commemoration of workers killed on the job

The GWU is urging the authorities, the church and all other bodies, to fly flags as half mast tomorrow as a mark of respect to workers who lost their life at their place of work. The union's Turu Micallef Health and Safety Institute pointed out that...

The GWU is urging the authorities, the church and all other bodies, to fly flags as half mast tomorrow as a mark of respect to workers who lost their life at their place of work.

The union's Turu Micallef Health and Safety Institute pointed out that April 28 has been declared by the International Labour Organisation as a day of remembrance of workers who died or were injured at their place of work.

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