I Do Mind Dying

Paul Boomer starts a new job and soon discovers the long-term danger of disease to which he, and his wife and son, are being exposed. Faced with a choice of improving work conditions or quitting, he unsuccessfully approaches his union and OSHA before turning to his co-workers for help. With the factory's long-time 'company man' as a surprise ally, the workers are finally able to make themselves heard.

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