Many New Jersey residents work in hazardous occupations, and unfortunately fatal injuries sometimes occur. National workplace fatality figures for 2014 has been revised, and in many cases the totals have increased. Across all industries, 4,821 workers died in 2014....
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Establishing a safety culture at work
New Jersey workers know that safety is of paramount importance to avoid injury accidents. Knowing what constitutes safety culture in the workplace and how to implement it may help. Following the disaster at Chernobyl, the importance of being well organized was...
What You Should Know About SSD
While no one wants to think about it, life can change in an instant. A healthy person living his or her life might be fine one day only to find they are disabled the next. A change of this magnitude can be difficult not only emotionally but financially as well, and...
Hands-free cellphone use isn’t safer for drivers
New Jersey motorists might think of distracted driving as it pertains to cellphone use as primarily meaning texting and driving. While the dangers of that behavior, which is against the law in most states, are well known, many people believe that talking on a...
Traumatic brain injuries among construction workers
New Jersey residents may be aware that construction is one of the nation's most dangerous occupations. Accidents at construction sites kill or injure thousands of workers every year, and figures released by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health...