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Workplace injuries can stem from repetitive use
In California, there may be preconceived notions about workplace injuries. Frequently, these are associated with laborious work in which a person is physically exerting him or herself with multiple tasks. However, people who work in jobs where they simply need to do...
The coal industry can teach others about safety
The risks to California employees in the workplace are increasing. Now, workers need to worry about additional harms at work that they never had to worry about before. While the coal mining industry is perceived as dangerous, recent reforms have made it safer....
Ways to prevent nurse injuries in the workplace
In California and around the country, the safety of nurses on the job is a constant concern. They are exposed to risks almost every minute they are working, and those risks can change their lives forever. Sometimes, dangers on the job can even result in death. To...
Small farm accidents not investigated by OSHA
While the Occupational Safety and Health Administration enforces safety regulations in workplaces in California, a loophole in the Occupational Safety and Health Act exists for small farms. OSHA is not allowed to investigate injuries and deaths that happen on small...
How to make a construction site safer
Whether you're working on a construction site in California or anywhere else, you will likely experience a variety of hazards while on the job. During a typical day, you may have to deal with inclement weather, large equipment or toxic substances. However, there are...
Can I get workers’ compensation if I contract COVID-19?
Workers on the frontlines of American industries right now are at risk of being exposed to COVID-19. Contracting the virus means, at minimum, two weeks away from the job and in self-isolation. That’s the best-case scenario. Those with a serious case of the disease may...
Companies might benefit by forgoing worker safety programs
It isn't uncommon for large companies in California and across the nation to ignore or overlook worker safety. This is because it's often cheaper to pay a fine rather than the costs associated with implementing workplace safety protocols. In fact, research suggests...
What are my options if I’m in a crash while driving a company car?
Workers in California’s booming biotechnology industry and other professionals often enjoy many company perks, one of which may include using a company vehicle to travel for business purposes. However, just like any other motorist, it’s possible for a worker driving a...
Foot injuries and what can cause them
Employers in California want to be especially careful when it comes to their employees' foot safety. Foot injuries can, after all, permanently diminish a workers' ability to earn a living. Every year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are more than...
Employer negligence could mean life or death
California residents employed in science fields may work in lab environments where they engage in research involving hazardous materials. Proper education and training should help mitigate the potential for injuries; however, some employers may not adequately prepare...
