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We Boomers over here at Confined Space are a bit slow sometimes on the technology front. But eventually, we wake up. For the first time in Confined Space’s 23 year history, non-English speakers can switch to any language — from Abkhaz to Zulu — with the click of a mouse (or the tap of a finger.)

Yes, the hundreds of millions of immigrants who invaded the United States and keep this country running can now read Confined Space in their native languages, as can any workers, labor or public health advocates consigned to live in their shithole countries.

Just scroll down a bit on the right hand column and you’ll see the “Translate” link.

And just to test it out, here is this post in Abkhas

And in Zulu

Wow! That was fun. Isn’t modern technology wonderful?

By Jordan Barab

Jordan Barab was OSHA Deputy Assistant Secretary from 2009-2017. He ran AFSCME's health & safety program from 1982-98. He also worked at the House Education and & Labor Committee (2007-2009, 2019-2021) and the Chemical Safety Board.

2 thoughts on “Finally! You Can Translate Confined Space”
  1. Excellent and very cool! You’ll hit and connect with a much larger “das Publikum” ……that’s crowd or audience in German

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