Weekly Toll: Killed on the Job
How Workers Died Last Week: electrocutions, heat, lawn mowers, forklift, farming, shootings, vehicle incidents. On average, over 100 workers are…
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How Workers Died Last Week: electrocutions, heat, lawn mowers, forklift, farming, shootings, vehicle incidents. On average, over 100 workers are…
How workers died last week: Heat, electrocution, drownings, shootings, wood chipper, bee attack, firefighting, vehicle incidents. On average, over 100…
OSHA announced today the issuance of a draft Heat Protection standard that will protect 36 million workers from the deadly…
As the nation plunges into the summer’s first major heat wave, protections for workers seem have taken a couple of…
Good news America! Florida has solved climate change. Not be reducing greenhouse gases, championing renewable energy, and moving to electric…
SMH Sometimes you don’t know whether to laugh or to cry. In this case, both. Check out the photo above.…
New Mexico OSHA Cites City of Roswell for Fatal Trench Collapse New Mexico OSHA has issued a $621,768 citation against…
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis may have crashed and burned in the Presidential primary race, but he’s leading the pack for…
It’s getting hot out there. The planet experienced its hottest year on record in 2023, and temperatures are expected to…
Kill, Kill Again What does it take to get companies to stop killing their workers — especially when they do…