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House Democrats introduce bill on immigrant worker safety

Washington – Immigrant workers who report unsafe or unfair work practices would become eligible for a type of visa reserved for victims of criminal activity, under legislation recently reintroduced by House Democrats.

What do your workers think of your safety program? Ask them

The goal of a safety program is to keep workers free from harm. But the impact is far greater when your workers feel you truly care about their safety and well-being.

Money talks when it comes to losing weight, experts say

Chicago – Are you determined to lose weight? Put your money where your mouth is.

Two hours of sleep? You’re too impaired to drive, experts say

Washington – If you’re going to drive, you need more than two hours of sleep.
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Energy drinks may raise heart disease risk in young adults: study

Rochester, MN – Drinking one 16-ounce energy drink can considerably increase blood pressure and stress hormone responses, potentially raising the risk of heart disease over time, according to a study from Mayo Clinic.

OSHA requesting comment on whistleblower anti-retaliation guidance

Washington – Stakeholders are encouraged to comment on a draft guidance document from OSHA intended to help employers develop a whistleblower protection program.

OSHA fines to increase significantly

Washington – OSHA fines will increase for the first time in a quarter century, under a provision in the recently signed congressional budget deal.

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Having a comprehensive safety program is crucial to protecting your workers, but you also need to know how it is performing. Safety systems need regular checkups.
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Flaws in tire registration, recalls can lead to crashes, NTSB says

Washington – Inadequate registration of vehicle tires leads to ineffective recalls, and consumers receive insufficient guidance about the risks of tire aging, according to a report from the National Transportation Safety Board.

BLS: Worker injury rate falls again in 2014

Washington – The national injury and illness rate for workers in private industry decreased in 2014, continuing more than a decade-long trend, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released Oct. 29.

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