Slaughterhouse workers in bloody smocks.
Slaughterhouse workers run similar risks, as do veterinarians.
Shortly afterward, prosecutors charged two slaughterhouse workers with violations.
Farmers and slaughterhouse workers from rural areas of developing countries have an increased incidence of balantidiosis.
Ms. Coats said she had heard slaughterhouse workers yelling in Chinese as they chased an escaped bird.
Many of those with temporary visas have found jobs as fruit pickers and slaughterhouse workers, helping to keep several towns alive.
The rules were intended to protect those like secretaries, seamstresses and slaughterhouse workers from a variety of injuries, including tendonitis, slipped disks and carpal tunnel syndrome.
The rules seek to protect a wide range of workers, including secretaries, seamstresses and slaughterhouse workers, from injuries like tendonitis, slipped disks and carpal tunnel syndrome.
Liebling, now in his eighties, has long been a concerned documentarian; his subjects include industrial landscapes, grain-elevator and slaughterhouse workers, and aging handball players in Miami Beach.
The WHO and the Saudi Health Ministry have advised camel farm and slaughterhouse workers to take precautions against Mers, though it is yet to constitute "a public health emergency of international concern".
Weird how dishwashers, truck drivers, hotel housekeepers, slaughterhouse workers, etc., never seem to say it.
