Job Killings Report Released: 193 Workers Lost Their Lives in October, 9 of Whom Were Children
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The October report of the OSH Assembly revealed that the heavy toll in workplace killings continues. In particular, the report highlighted deaths in industry, construction and agriculture, as well as the situation of children, migrants and non-union workers.
According to the ISIG Assembly's October report, the number of workers who lost their lives in workplace accidents in the first 10 months of 2026 rose to 1930. It is noteworthy that 9 of those who died in October were children, 15 were women, and 25 were migrant workers. It was determined that 94% of the deceased workers were not unionized.
According to the Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) Assembly, at least 193 workers died in work-related murders in October 2026, according to the October 2026 Occupational Homicides Report. Thus, the number of workers who lost their lives in the first 10 months of 2026 reached at least 1930. In October, nine child laborers, 15 women workers and 25 migrant workers also died. For the explosion at the HABAŞ Demir Steel Plant in Aliaga, Izmir, the…
According to the October 2026 Occupational Homicides Report of the PİRHA-Labor Health and Safety (OSH) Assembly, at least 193 workers died in October and 1930 in the first 10 months of the year. Among those who lost their lives are 9 children, 15 women and 25 migrant workers. Attention is also paid to the explosion at the HABAŞ factory in Aliaga, Izmir, where 17 workers lost their lives [...] The post OSH Assembly: At least 193 workers lost thei…
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