#workplace-safety

#workplace-safety

"And this guy came in the middle of the door, and pointed his gun at me. He started shooting around me. I put my hands up and said, 'I'm a cleaning lady. I'm a cleaning lady.' But I realized - he comes with a machine gun. He's not going to know who I am. He's going to shoot, no matter what."

OSHA Outreach Training is important for learning how to practice workplace safety in high-risk industries like construction, healthcare, and manufacturing.

The Soft Foam Bandage 2-in-1 Dispenser is a thoughtful solution for providing immediate first aid care for individuals without assistance, emphasizing self-sufficiency and dignity.

Shipping and import records show that the company imported large amounts of raw chemicals known to be used to manufacture explosives, raising significant safety concerns.

A safer work environment doesn't have to cost a fortune. Simple, low-cost steps you can take right now can make a real difference.

One-third of Jewish employees feel unsafe being openly Jewish at work, especially in tech and nonprofits. This trend reflects a concerning rise in antisemitism among various sectors.

A woman in her 50s was severely injured while cleaning an animal enclosure at the Darling Downs Zoo, losing an arm due to the attack.

Business leadership transcends profit motivation and focuses on a people-centric approach. Employee satisfaction leads to financial viability and sustainable growth.

Bilikesu Olagunju was sacked after abusing an 88-year-old dementia patient, yet she secured a job on a stroke ward at Homerton University Hospital shortly after.

Companies with more women on their boards tend to have fewer workplace safety incidents-especially when these women hold positions of power within the board.

"A British engineer died on a luxury superyacht in the Caribbean after being electrocuted while repairing a fault, an inquest has heard. Roy Temme, from Southampton, was one of the 17-strong crew of the 62.5 metre-long Baton Rouge when it was moored in Falmouth Harbour, Antigua."

"Allan Peacock, a veteran diver, exemplified resilience after losing a leg in an accident, remarkably returning to work underwater just 18 months later."

"That's why I went to medical school. Most people go in because they are passionate about medicine; I went in because I was passionate about working with individuals in therapy."

Lightkeepers have a record of being perfect on their timing, said Jim Abram, a former president of the lightkeepers union. If they ever miss a report, it's for an emergency.

As a result of her exposure to that environment, her respiratory condition worsened and she was diagnosed with a chest infection and pleurisy - inflammation of the lining of the lungs and chest cavity.

BA has been fined over 3.2m after two handlers were injured in falls at Heathrow due to lack of safety measures on their equipment.

"I had to hide from Shawn [McCormick] and Sterling [Haywood]," said Georgopoulos, his voice cracking.

I don't sleep. I have huge financial stress. I lost all my hobbies. I lost my social life, my independence, my ability to drive.

Employers are planning to increase hiring by 7.3% for the class of 2025, signaling an optimistic job market compared to previous years.

Making Safety Culture Training Stick emphasizes the importance of integrating blended learning strategies to create a safety culture that engages employees.

The president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association, Vincent Vallelong, said the proposal to have his members, whom he says are already overburdened given their declining numbers, work the longer shifts would risk further burnout and also risk their health and safety.