Although the current COVID-19 pandemic has increased appreciation of first responders, similar to what was seen post 9-11, Dr. Larsen has dedicated this book, and much of his professional career, to American workers and their collective ongoing contribution to our greater good. We can honor them through a thoughtful read of the cases he shares, reminding ourselves to not take what they do for all of us for granted.
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Mr. Press is too kind. I do agree that we should not take first responders for granted. Cops & firefighters have demanding jobs where they make crucial decisions in during critical incidents. The physical & psychological tole can be enormous. Burnout is a real phenomenon for these domestic warriors. Let me acknowledge Eyal’s insightful book Dirty Work. Many workers pay a heavy price for just showing up at work, especially as he reveals for those working in corrections, drone warfare, food processing and high-tech production. I’m planning on a sequel to Wounded Workers, tentatively titled America’s Most Dangerous Jobs. It will tell more tales of real workers in logging, commercial fishing, roofing & other industries with unusually high serious injury & mortality rates. Stay safe.
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