No Criminal Charges for Imperial Sugar Explosion
The US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Georgia has announced that it will not be pursuing criminal charges against Imperial Sugar for the 2008 sugar dust explosion that killed 14 workers, left 14 others with serious burns and injured another 24 employees.
Read MoreFerry Officer Convicted of Criminal Negligence Causing Death
Following a four-month trial, a British Columbia Supreme Court jury has found a former BC Ferries navigation officer guilty of criminal negligence causing death.
Read MorePicture This! Hazards by the Barrel Full
Here’s an eye-popping photograph showing workers perched on makeshift scaffolding that could shift or snap without warning.
Read MoreSeven Ways to Keep Young Workers Safe
Think back to your first job and the excitement of earning money for your first car, stereo, or move away from home.
Read MoreNeedlestick Complaint Brings Sharp Response from OSHA
If a nurse or other health care professional suffers a needlestick from a contaminated needle, there is a strict protocol to be followed to ensure that the worker receives treatment to minimize the possibility of infection.
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