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Exposure of workers to toxic substances and physical hazards: the law in theory and practice.

Israel has an enviable legal framework to protect the worker from exposure to dangerous substances at the workplace: a duty of the employer to inform the worker of exposure to dangerous substances; a duty of the employer and the occupational doctor to report exposure, disease and death to the factory inspectorate; and a comprehensive network of occupational doctors in place to find early symptoms of exposure in order to prevent disease. Unfortunately this framework has not been effective enough. In some instances--the Isabest factory in Naharia and the Tadiran factory in Ekron--the system has failed miserably.