Category: Workplace Injury

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), adapting tasks, workstations, tools, and equipment to fit the employee can help reduce stress on the...

As the temperatures drop this holiday season, there is always a risk for a potential injury. Slip and falls are a common workplace injury, especially...

Waste disposal workers have one of the most dangerous, physically-demanding jobs in the United States. They must operate industrial-grade equipment routinely and are exposed to...

Sustaining an injury at work is always possible, especially for laborers carrying out physically demanding tasks daily. According to the United States National Safety Council...

Restaurant workers face numerous risks within the food-service industry. Professional kitchens often have wet, slippery floors from constant cleaning and are typically equipped with sharp...

With the busy holiday shopping season in full swing, retail workers are putting in long, exhausting hours to prepare for the influx of holiday shoppers....

“Sharps” is a term often used in the medical field to refer to needlesticks, scalpels, and other medical instruments used to penetrate the skin. When...

It’s no secret that certain occupations carry higher risk factors than others. So, what are the most dangerous jobs in America, and why are they...

According to a New York State Department of Health report, a toxic substance can be defined as any substance that causes “harm [when it] enters...

by Halina Radchenko Today, the State Senate and Assembly Judiciary Committees passed a bill recognizing that a spouse, child, or parent can recover for their...

Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY (May 10, 2019) – A worker had to be rescued from an elevator shaft before being admitted to the hospital in critical...

Flatiron District, NY (May 8, 2019) – A window washer is fortunate to be alive after falling approximately six-stories while working on Wednesday morning, May...