People are at the highest risk for glyphosate-related health problems if they use Roundup regularly. The highest levels of exposure typically occur on the job, especially if you work in an agricultural- or landscape-related position. Even people who work in non-agricultural positions, such as tour guides or office managers, may be at a higher risk of Roundup-related health problems if they work at a farm or another agricultural site.
If you work in any of the following occupations and were later diagnosed with a cancer or illness associated with Roundup exposure, you should contact an attorney as soon as possible:
Farmer
Groundskeeper
Gardener
Farmworker
Landscaper
Pesticide or herbicide applicator
Non-agricultural workers employed at farms