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June 7, 2010

BROKEN ENGLISH, BROKEN BONES? MECHANISMS LINKING LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY International Journal of Health Services,

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Language barriers are often cited as a factor contributing to ethnic inequalities in occupational health; however, little information is available about the mechanisms at play. The authors describe the multiple ways in which language influences occupational health in a large garment factory employing many immigrants in Montreal.

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