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Support programs help MSD sufferers return to work sooner

October 8, 2004
The best way to get an injured employee back to work is through a return-to-work program, study suggests
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Compensation survey finds education pays

October 8, 2004
In addition to bonuses, 61 percent of ASSE survey respondents receive reimbursement for professional development
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University faulted for injuring worker

October 8, 2004
NYU slapped with $79,500 in fines for worker safety violations in its dental lab
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Employee files put under lock and key

October 8, 2004
More than half of HR pros surveyed have a written privacy policy to guard against identity theft
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Combustible dust can trigger severe explosions

October 1, 2004
Potential for secondary explosions may be the most serious hazard, report concludes
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25 more workers killed on the job in 2003

October 1, 2004
Despite slight increase, fatal work injuries for past two years were lowest ever recorded
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Only one in five ground zero workers wore respirators

October 1, 2004
Class-action lawsuit charges little was done to protect clean-up workers from disease-causing toxins
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Proposed rule cuts exposure levels to hexavalent chromium

October 1, 2004
OSHA is proposing three separate standards for general industry, construction and shipyards
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Five steps for combating substance abuse

October 1, 2004
With 60 percent of drug addicts employed, here's how employers can protect themselves
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Management system failures led to fatal dust explosion, board reports

October 1, 2004
Blast at North Carolina pharmaceutical plant last year killed six workers and injured 38 others
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