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Were You Recently Injured at Work? Secure the Compensation You Deserve! We’re dedicated to helping hardworking individuals like you get justice and the full compensation you’re entitled to after a work-related injury—no matter your income, background, or what your employer or insurance company has told you. | The Workers’ Rights Law Center

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Twenty years ago, I saw workers in our fields being served in separate cups, separate pots, like they were different people. Nobody questioned it. It was just, how things are. As I grew up, I realised it wasn’t culture, it was inherited mindset. A mindset passed down from old systems where human value was decided by caste, class, or background. But education changed that. It opened our eyes. It taught us to sit together, talk together, eat together, without walls or labels. I look back and regre