
Worker welfare
Learn about how the people working on the construction of FIFA World Cup™ 2022 stadiums performed their jobs in challenging conditions, and how the SC introduced various initiatives to promote and ensure worker safety – both at FIFA World Cup™ 2022 sites and beyond the event. Ages: 15-17 Subjects: Social Studies, English, Arabic
Overview
Discover the initiatives introduced by the SC to ensure that the people working on FIFA World Cup™ 2022 construction sites were kept safe and comfortable, despite the challenging environment. See how those safety initiatives will leave a lasting legacy of worker welfare in Qatar and in the region.

Resources

Presentation: Worker Welfare
Visual aids to assist with students' learning, on-screen discussion questions and hidden teacher notes to help with delivery.
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