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June 13, 2023
Quick Answer Research laboratories can combine chemical, biological, sharps, electrical, thermal, pressure, moving-equipment, ergonomic, and ordinary slip-and-fall hazards in one workspace. The useful California…
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Quick Answer California nurses and other covered healthcare workers have occupation-specific workplace-violence protections under Title 8 section 3342. The rule requires covered employers to…
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It is legal to seek asylum, whether the applicant is in the U.S. or at a border of some kind, at an airport or…
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Workplace violence could strike in any type of company, big or small. So, one would hope businesses of all sizes would take appropriate measures…
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Quick Answer If your workers' compensation doctor recommends treatment and the claims administrator denies or changes that request through utilization review (UR), the usual…
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Quick Answer After a frightening workplace accident, symptoms such as poor concentration, sleep problems, irritability, anxiety, headaches or memory trouble can make it difficult…
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Quick Answer Yes. A traumatic brain injury can affect more than memory, headaches or balance. The CDC and National Institute of Neurological Disorders and…
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PTSD was first used in 1980 by the American Psychiatric Association in conjunction with returned Vietnam War soldiers.
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Quick Answer On a California construction site, electricity can injure a worker through shock, burns, arc-related heat or blast effects, falls triggered by shock,…
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Quick Answer California employers must establish, implement, and maintain an effective written Injury and Illness Prevention Program, commonly called an IIPP. Title 8 section…
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