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Lawyer Explains Rise in Workplace Accidents and Worker Protections

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Lawyer Wael Abadi discussed the reasons for the increase in workplace accidents on Hala TV. He also explained the current regulations and the Construction Workers Union's strategies for handling these incidents. Abadi, who oversees Palestinian and foreign workers, detailed the union's efforts to protect workers in the construction industry.

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  • Lawyer Wael Abadi discussed the rise in workplace accidents on Hala TV.
  • Abadi is the director of a national department in the Construction Workers Union.
  • He is also responsible for Palestinian and foreign workers' affairs.
  • The interview covered existing regulations and the union's approach to accidents.
  • Abadi detailed the union's efforts to protect construction workers.

Lawyer Wael Abadi, director of a national department in the Construction Workers Union and responsible for Palestinian and foreign workers' affairs, discussed the reasons behind the increase in workplace accidents. Speaking on Hala TV, Abadi addressed the existing regulations and the union's approach to handling these incidents. He highlighted the factors contributing to the rise in accidents and outlined the legal frameworks in place to manage them. The interview also covered the specific measures the union is taking to address the challenges faced by both Palestinian and foreign workers in the construction sector.

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