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What should i do if i am in a job that is harmful to my health?
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Needs discussion: Hi! that depends on several factors. Many occupations are potentially dangerous, but the people doing them may love the job. So, the question is, do you like what you do? If yes, then trying to maintain the safest practices for your job should be your goal. Firefighting is dangerous, but has developed many safe advances over the years. If you don't like your job, then you shouldn't risk it.
Answered 10/4/2016
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