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Working in the health care industry may have its rewards, but there are few positions in the field that do...
Whether you work in the finance, construction or hospitality industry, you have likely developed a repetitive motion injury.
Rounding out the top ten most hazardous duties in the U.S., according to the USA Today,
Working in the food service industry is notoriously hard. You have to deal with rude and entitled people, be on...
Given the dire circumstances an asylum-seeker can be in, a lot can be riding on what happens with their asylum...
The average person likely associates post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) with military servicemembers.
While you cannot prevent all injuries, a little forethought, planning and carefulness can prevent most of them and minimize the...
You may have a carbon monoxide detector in your home, but what about your workplace? Carbon monoxide poisoning pose a...
You may prevent further damage from being done on your back, but you’ll want to obtain medical proof of the...
Types of wearable technology are being developed that could potentially contribute to construction worker safety.
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