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Understanding the ‘Fatal Four’ workers’ compensation injuries
The fatal four workplace hazards in the construction industry are responsible for the deaths of many workers every year. -
Thousands of California workers have elevated lead levelsA recent Cal/OSHA report says that more than 6,000 workers have high lead levels in their blood. -
OSHA estimates that half of workplace injuries go unreportedDespite new reporting requirements, OSHA says half of serious workplace injuries go unreported. -
Study: Returning to work following a brain injuryPeople who suffer from workplace traumatic brain injuries may have difficulties returning to work with their disabilities. -
Hazardous workplace conditions risk the lives of workersEmployers are obligated to provide a safe work environment for their employees. When companies fail to do so, workers can end up seriously injured or dead. -
Know your employee rights regarding workers’ compensation coverage and benefitsWorkers’ compensation benefits cover job-related illnesses or injury. Understand your rights and to fight to obtain them from non-compliant employers. -
OSHA to review electrical standards at construction sitesOSHA is aiming to reduce the number of fatalities and serious injuries connected to electrical accidents by adjusting electrical safety requirements.
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The number one workplace injuryAccording to a recent study published in the Annals of Rheumatic Diseases-a peer-reviewed medical journal that discusses topics
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California BART train strikes and kills two workersA tragic accident in the San Francisco Bay area led to the death of two BART workers.
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Study finds antibiotics may help workers with lower back injuriesMany workers in California are at risk of suffering a back injury while on the job, whether their responsibilities
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California workers: Avoid heat illness while on the jobAs the official beginning of summer nears, it is a good time for workers and employers in California to review safety tips to prevent heat illness while on the job.
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Head injuries on the job deserve attentionCalifornia law requires employers to provide a program for preventing illness and injury in the workplace. Employers must conduct safety inspections
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