POSTED ON May 22, 2020
Today’s workers face invisible risk factors for workplace injuries such as stress, long work hours, overtime, lack of sleep, and […]
Today’s workers face invisible risk factors for workplace injuries such as stress, long work hours, overtime, lack of sleep, and […]
Workers can prevent workplace falls that result in serious injuries by using common sense and following workplace safety rules. Ignoring […]
Under a new executive order, Chicago’s Department of Public Health requires businesses to protect employees by providing proper PPE equipment […]
Coronavirus may negatively impact workers’ compensation claims. In most cases, exposure or contraction of COVID-19 may be considered to be […]
As efforts concerning the containment of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) continue to evolve here in the U.S. and around the world, we […]
Workers in certain industries face high risks for combustible dust explosions that are often deadly. In a dust explosion, heated […]
Nurses’ rights with abusive patients allow them to seek financial recovery when workplace injuries occur. When a patient attacks a […]
Every year, more than 125,000 U.S. workers suffer crush injuries caused by getting pinned between two objects or entangled with […]
Employee protective equipment, safety monitoring, and real-time reporting are just a few ways technology is improving workplace safety for employees. […]
Fixed ladder cages are being phased out due to OSHA safety concerns. Accident and injury reports show that ladder cages […]