S+H Staff

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has stressed that all people with flu-like symptoms should stay home and away from the workplace to reduce the spread of infection.

Organizations are bridging the gap in safety training for Hispanic construction workers

The Government Accountability Office finds fear, intimidation may influence the accuracy of injury and illness data

Domestic violence – which affects nearly 1 out of every 4 American workers – has a serious impact on workplace safety and productivity.

Injuries, fatalities decline during recession

Although some experts say the spread of the H1N1 influenza has hit its peak, other safety experts say the lessons learned from responding to the H1N1 virus will help safety professionals revise existing business continuity plans to prepare for more serious strains or another pandemic.

A driver was killed after being buried by mulch in his truck’s trailer at a solid waste dump site.

Shoveling and snowblowing can be potentially dangerous to your health if not performed properly

Roof bolter operators are killed at work more frequently than any other type of mine worker, according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration.

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