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Staff with limited English often interact with customers. Providing training in a language that they understand improves customer satisfaction and improves effectiveness.

Picture a toolbox talk on a construction site. The supervisor walks the crew through a fall protection procedure, points at the harness, and asks if everyone understands. Half the crew nods. Not because they followed every word, but because nodding is what you do when you do not want to hold up the job or admit you are lost. That moment repeats itself every day on construction sites, in warehouses, and on manufacturing floors across the country. It is not a minor communicatio

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