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(204) 949-0811 Email:
mflohc@mflohc.mb.ca
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Meshquajese Wings of Change
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The Aboriginal Workers Education and Outreach Project is part of the services provided by the MFL Occupational Health Centre (MFLOHC). The MFLOHC is a community health centre specializing in workplace health and safety. We are a non-profit, charitable organization funded by the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority. The
Aboriginal Workers Education and Outreach Project is funded by the Workers
Compensation Board of Manitoba. Together we will discuss ways to better equip Aboriginal workers in Manitoba to identify and deal with their own workplace health and safety issues over time. |
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main way to do this will be to equate the traditional seven Aboriginal
teachings of respect, humility, love, truth, honesty, courage and wisdom
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the three rights of workers to know about workplace hazards, participate in health and safety committees and to refuse unsafe work. If
you have a workplace story you would like to share with us then call or
write Val
T. Vint |
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Treat all your relations as you
wish to be treated
we are all related the four-legged, the two-legged, the winged ones,
the ones that crawl, the plant nation, the rock nation. All My Relations.
Be humble and walk
Mother Earth in unpretentious simplicity
with benevolence and modesty.
Has no conditions or borders. Is to give, to receive and to share.
Speak with sincerity, walk with integrity; you will be truth.
Show fairness in word
and action; be genuine and virtuous. Let
honesty be your guide and you will live in honour and happiness.
Be strong, walk
your talk'. Live by your beliefs, work for the good of all
and bring harm to none. These are courageous ways.
Common sense is practical
wisdom it is found everywhere;
in the words of the Elders and the wind in the trees.