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US DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, CONSULATE OF MEXICO IN DENVER RENEW ALLIANCE TO PROMOTE
WORKERS’ RIGHTS, PROTECTIONS

Agreement extends effort to protect Mexican nationals working in region

 



On Feb. 9, 2023, OSHA Area Director in Denver, Amanda Kupper; Mexico’s Counsel
General in Denver, Pàvel Melèndez Cruz; OSHA Area Director in Englewood, Chad
Vivian; and Mexico’s Consul for Protection and Legal Affairs in Denver, Antonio
Portilla Montemayor renewed a two-year alliance agreement between OSHA and the
Consulate of Mexico in Denver to promote workplace safety among Spanish-speaking
workers in the region.



 

Participants:              U.S. Department of Labor

                                          Consulate of Mexico in Denver

Date:                              Feb. 9, 2023   

Agreement description: The department’s Occupational Safety and Health
Administration and the Consulate of Mexico have renewed a two-year alliance to
provide safety training and resources to Mexican nationals working in Colorado
in an effort educate them on their rights and employers’ responsibilities under
the Occupational Safety and Health Act. 

The alliance continues the joint commitment to protect the rights of Mexicans
working in the U.S. through training, education, outreach, communication and by
promoting a national dialogue on workplace safety and health.

Background:

OSHA’s Alliance Program works with groups committed to worker safety and health
to prevent workplace fatalities, injuries and illnesses. These groups include
unions, consulates, trade or professional organizations, businesses, faith- and
community-based organizations and educational institutions. OSHA and the groups
work together to develop compliance assistance tools and resources, share
information with workers and employers and educate workers and employers about
their rights and responsibilities.

Quote: “By renewing this alliance, OSHA officials and Mexican government
representatives can continue to work together to help keep Mexican people who
work in Colorado safe and healthy,” said OSHA Regional Administrator Jennifer S.
Rous in Denver. Our joint focus on providing important information on workplace
protections for these workers will help us ensure that they end their shifts
safely and return home to their families each day.”

Agency
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Date
February 15, 2023
Release Number
23-275-DEN
Media Contact: Chauntra Rideaux
Phone Number
972-850-4710
Email
rideaux.chauntra.d@dol.gov
Media Contact: Juan Rodriguez
Phone Number
972-850-4709
Email
rodriguez.juan@dol.gov
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