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Recognizing a victim of domestic violence

Return to main article Domestic violence includes physical, emotional, economic and sexual abuse. The batterer often aspires to isolate the victim to maintain power. There...

Lawmakers debate paid sick leave

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.

Reaching across barriers

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

An ‘alarming’ report

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

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

State of Safety 2010

Injuries, fatalities decline during recession

Business continuity plans for pandemics

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.

Elements of a machine guarding program

Can you give me some advice on what should be included in an excellent machine guarding program?
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Creating a domestic violence program in the workplace

Return to main article Domestic violence became one of Liz Claiborne Inc.’s main charitable focuses in 1991, and it soon occurred to the New York-based...

Significant proposed rulemaking

Driver Positive Controlled Substances and Alcohol Test Results Database.

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