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A garment manufacturer in American Samoa faces a fine of $78,500 following an OSHA investigation.

More than 1,000 high schoolers in classrooms around the country were asked about their expectations for working life in a survey conducted earlier this year for the Families and Work Institute.

Interesting to note recent leadership changes at the American Industrial Hygiene Association.

Safety and health jobs are naturals for making you feel overworked and overwhelmed.

The first-ever national report card on vehicle safety from the National Safety Council gives 19 states Ds and Fs for driver and passenger safety.

Most fatal work zone crashes (71percent) occur on roads with speed limits of 55 miles per hour or greater.

The Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) marked the annual “Wireless Safety Week” with the following reminders.

Index lists top 10 problems.

The American Industrial Hygiene Association recently endorsed these universal environmental health and safety responsibilities on the part of employers everywhere.

More than 582,000 musculoskeletal disorders requiring recuperation away from work were reported by employers in 1999.