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Citing unsafe working conditions and allegations of hazardous waste dumping, the UAW is demanding that the NFL investigate its newest team owner.

Even though all of us undertake do-it-yourself (DIY) projects around the house, it is profoundly apparent many of us perform these DIY projects in the absence of a safety mindset.

It is evident that the traditional means of safety leadership are no longer working very well in the construction industry.

Research has shown that worker self-efficacy is an important factor in the use of hearing protection.

Last year’s health care reform legislation, although still up for further debate in Congress and facing a constitutionality ruling later this year in the U.S. Supreme Court, will result in major changes for companies and their health care insurers.

Throughout my career, I’ve dealt with senior managers of all types.

Have you heard of Chris Langan? Today he lives on a horse ranch in Northern Missouri.

The “rumor-mill” or the informal communication system can be detrimental in a workplace culture and to any safety program.

On the night of March13, Mine Safety and Health Administraton (MSHA) inspectors paid an unannounced visit to Redhawk Mining LLC, Redhawk # 1 Mine in Floyd County, Ky.

OSHA has cited Johnson Controls Battery Group Inc. for 11 alleged health violations - including one willful and two repeat - following an Oct. 25 inspection that was initiated based on a complaint.