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New law to protect public workers from workplace injuries

New York workers in some industries are extremely vulnerable to assault. Last month, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new bill into law that will see assaults on public workers elevated to felonies f... Continue Reading

Workplace accidents: Architect falls 47 stories to his death

The wife and three children of an architect from a neighboring state have to cope on their own after his fatal fall from a New York high-rise. This was one of many fatal workplace accidents on cons... Continue Reading

How are you affected by extended workdays?

Does your employer require you to work extended hours? If so, you might want to learn about some aspects of extended workdays that could cause you harm if left unaddressed. Although it is not an in... Continue Reading

Construction workers’ accidents: Fatal fall from 42nd floor

The number of fatalities in the construction industry in New York listed by the city varies from that published by the federal government. Reportedly, the city’s recorded data only includes c... Continue Reading

Unguarded lathe spindle causes fatal workplace injuries

Employees of industrial companies in New York are frequently exposed to dangerous moving parts of machines. Even though unguarded equipment is responsible for so many serious and even fatal workpla... Continue Reading

Workplace accidents: Scaffold collapse kills contract worker

Hazards can exist in all industries nationwide, including in New York — many of them life-threatening. Two serious workplace accidents took place in one county of a neighboring state within f... Continue Reading

Construction workers’ accidents: Man struck by pavement roller

Whenever there is activity in road construction zones in New York and other states, lives are put on the line. The dangers posed by the massive machines and equipment must never be underestimated. ... Continue Reading

Workplace injuries: No more heavy lifting for baggage handlers

New York Newark International Airport workers will be relieved to learn that they may have safer workplace environments in the future. Reportedly, United Airline has agreed to settle a 2015 lawsuit... Continue Reading

OSHA says employer failed to prevent workplace injuries

While there are certain safety hazards present in most workplaces, every industry has its own unique dangers that need to be addressed. Workers must be trained to identify safety risks, and also th... Continue Reading

Exposure to mercury causes workplace illness in New York

A New York company that endeavors to eliminate the threat posed by hazardous waste on the environment has been found to be oblivious to the life-threatening dangers to which its workers are exposed... Continue Reading

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New law to protect public workers from workplace injuries

Workplace accidents: Architect falls 47 stories to his death

How are you affected by extended workdays?

Construction workers’ accidents: Fatal fall from 42nd floor

Unguarded lathe spindle causes fatal workplace injuries

Workplace accidents: Scaffold collapse kills contract worker

Construction workers’ accidents: Man struck by pavement roller

Workplace injuries: No more heavy lifting for baggage handlers

OSHA says employer failed to prevent workplace injuries

Exposure to mercury causes workplace illness in New York

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