Worker Rights in the Digital Age Workplace surveillance has long been a contentious issue, but the advent of digital technology has amplified concerns over employee privacy and well-being. A growing number of advocacy groups are now urging the Biden administration to take action on this emerging front in the fight for worker rights. Governing for … Read more
In February of 2023, a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, sent shockwaves across the nation as it unleashed a toxic spill of hazardous chemicals, including vinyl chloride, into the environment. The accident, which exposed the community of 4,700 to dangerous contaminants, was one of many chemical incidents making headlines in the United States. While … Read more
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has released comprehensive injury and illness data for the year 2022, providing valuable insights into workplace safety across the nation: https://www.osha.gov/Establishment-Specific-Injury-and-Illness-Data The data, which encompasses information submitted by over 300,000 establishments, was published on March 31, 2023, as part of OSHA’s ongoing efforts to promote transparency and accountability … Read more
Born on May 3, 1906, in New York City, Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Halsted was the eldest child and only daughter of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, and his wife, Eleanor Roosevelt. Known for her contributions as a writer, editor, and public relations professional, Anna was also a trusted advisor to … Read more
Early Life Born into an illustrious family that traced its roots to colonial New York, Anna Rebecca Hall Roosevelt (1863–1892) was a prominent American socialite, known for her striking beauty and charm. As the mother of Eleanor Roosevelt, who would one day become the First Lady of the United States, Anna Hall Roosevelt’s influence extended … Read more
Introduction Professional automotive technicians and home mechanics who repair and replace brakes and clutches face potential asbestos exposure. By law, automotive shops must adhere to OSHA regulations, ensuring safe work practices in brake and clutch inspection, disassembly, repair, and assembly operations. Although home mechanics aren’t required to follow these regulations, using best practices can help … Read more
Introduction When it comes to the hall of fame for miracle materials, there’s one mineral that seemed to have it all—remarkable heat resistance, fireproofing properties, and outstanding durability. Unfortunately, like many stories that seem too good to be true, this one took a dark turn. I’m talking about asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral that once … Read more
When it comes to rescuing animals during disasters, only qualified personnel with experience in animal behavior should take on the task. Be prepared by maintaining an up-to-date list of skilled animal rescuers who can serve as first responders. Inexperienced disaster responders or volunteers should consult the designated animal control officer for guidance. Key Points: Evacuation: … Read more
Let’s talk about amputations – some of the most severe and life-altering workplace injuries out there. These incidents can happen in various situations and involve all sorts of equipment. In 2018, work-related amputations accounted for 6,200 cases requiring days away from work, making up about 0.5% of all such cases. Though infrequent, these injuries led … Read more
Introduction Today we’re talking about keeping your digits safe while using some serious kitchen gadgets – food slicers and meat grinders. These bad boys can be found in grocery stores, restaurants, and delis, and let me tell you, they can cause some nasty cuts and even amputations if you’re not careful. So, let’s dive into … Read more
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