Workforce
Break Down Language Barriers With Migrant-Friendly English
Migrant workers are a particularly vulnerable group in construction’s labor force. By using language that is clear and easy to understand by non-English speakers, contractors can improve safety for all workers.
By Kirsten McSharry
January 15, 2019
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by Kirsten McSharry
Kirsten McSharry is the founder and CEO of Inclusify, a consultancy and training firm dedicated to ensuring communication is presented effectively to low-proficiency English speakers.
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