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As all of New Jersey braces for the biggest snow storm we've experienced in decades, most everyone will be staying in their homes if at all possible. As news outlets have been warning, travel is not advised unless absolutely necessary. For the time being, most New...
New Jersey workers may want to learn about the recent data regarding the top causes of workplace disabilities resulting from injuries. Liberty Mutual released a review of data on Jan. 14, and the results it reported comport with findings from the Bureau of Labor...
New Jersey residents are no strangers to blizzards and winter storms that can reduce traffic to a crawl and leave even major highways virtually impassable, but road safety advocates say that light snowfall or modest amounts of ice can be even more treacherous. NHTSA...
Asbestos, a toxic substance known to cause the cancer mesothelioma, remains legal in a number of industrial applications throughout the United States, including New Jersey. Trust funds set up by corporations that use asbestos provide funds to compensate sick workers,...
By providing prompt care to an injured worker, it may be possible to keep workers' compensation costs down for New Jersey employers. In 30 percent of cases, a worker may be able to self-treat an injury, which would eliminate the need for a trip to the emergency room...
More and more workers in New Jersey and around the country are choosing to remain at their jobs longer than past generations used to. In the past, the participation rate of older workers would go down. Today, the 'baby boomer" generation is steadily increasing their...
New Jersey residents have probably heard about the motorist who drove down a sidewalk on the famous Las Vegas Strip on Dec. 20, leaving one dead and dozens injured. Initially, authorities were trying to determine if the incident was a purposeful act or an accident....
New Jersey residents may be curious about the reliability of driverless cars, and many might be worried about the potential for malfunctions and related car accidents. These concerns are well-founded as statistics are beginning to demonstrate a higher accident rate...
People in New Jersey who do rock drilling and stone cutting work may be exposed to a known human lung carcinogen called crystalline silica. The manufacturing and installation of countertops also puts workers at risk for exposure to silica dust particles that are small...
With the onslaught of wintertime sales, retail stores in New Jerset become packed with customers while warehouses brim with overloads of stock to meet the demand. While this time of year is typically the busiest for many establishments, it is also a time when a close...
