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OSHA lowers fine for Formosa Plastics as part of settlement

April 8, 2005

Penalty from explosion and deaths reduced to $300,000; company agrees to safety improvements

BLS reports 1.3 million lost-worktime injuries and illnesses in '03

April 1, 2005

Laborers and material movers, truckers, and nursing aides, orderlies and attendants suffered the most

Are you ready to define risk in positive terms?

April 1, 2005

Organizations are recognizing risk as both threats and opportunities, risk management experts say

Positive psychology: A new career option for EHS pros?

April 1, 2005

Masters program at Penn will be taught via a combination of residency weekends and distance learning hours

Hyundai, OSHA sign safety pact

April 1, 2005

Deal calls for development of a written safety and health program and minimizing workplace hazards

Time to engage employees emotionally

April 1, 2005

Successful EHS pros are ensuring the future of their company, not just preventing injuries and illnesses

Ten OSHA employees test positive for sensitization to beryllium

April 1, 2005

The agency has announced the results of a pilot program to test its compliance officers who were exposed

Don't become a commodity

March 25, 2005

Employees must prove their relevancy in business terms, Dr. Oren Harari tells EHS audience

Molten steel spill causes fire, injures ten

March 25, 2005

High-temperature cargo sloshed out of transport vehicle, leading to explosion

Flu season isn't over yet

March 25, 2005

Many states still reporting widespread cases of the flu, CDC says

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