#workplace-safety

#workplace-safety

BA has been fined over 3.2m after two handlers were injured in falls at Heathrow due to lack of safety measures on their equipment.

Evyatar Nitzany, a manager at El Camino Hospital, faces multiple misdemeanor charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a nurse at a retirement party, causing lasting trauma.

On this day in 1994, Nelson Mandela celebrated a significant victory as South Africa held its first democratic elections, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's history.

Husain described the traumatic experience: 'Please, anybody call the police? Anybody call the police? Can anybody go lock [the door]?' as he was being attacked.

I am so uncomfortable there, I can't sleep, she said. I'm stressed. I feel like I am constantly being watched.

A teacher has been awarded a five-figure settlement after a pupil threw a laptop at her head, highlighting the urgent need for workplace safety in schools.

"We are aware of the deeply troubling statements made by Bella Thorne regarding her experience on set with Mr. Rourke during the production of a past film. These allegations are extremely serious. Mr. Rourke adamantly denies any intentional misconduct."

The rapid expansion of London's startup ecosystem is causing a rise in personal injury claims, highlighting the need for improved workplace safety measures to protect employees.

Sexual offences within business environments affect workplaces globally, presenting issues from inappropriate comments to severe harassment, requiring a comprehensive approach for a safe working culture.

Senator John Fetterman warns that simply obstructing Republicans won't suffice for Democrats to win over average Americans in future elections.

Joseph Ross, 34, has been arrested for allegedly tampering with a co-worker's drink at work, captured by a surveillance camera she set up.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, which claimed the lives of my Great Aunt Fannie and 145 others, sparked significant changes in workplace safety regulations and union movements.

On March 25, 1911, a catastrophic fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Co. in New York killed 146 young female immigrants, catalyzing significant reforms for workers' rights and workplace safety.

Chief Superintendent Jill Horsfall described DS Jones' behavior as completely unacceptable, emphasizing that work should be a safe space where colleagues can trust each other.

A serious incident occurred in Kilfinane as a man was injured when a wall collapsed on him while he was working, triggering substantial emergency response.

He said: "We are sorry for the impact this is having on everyone in Mr Holding's family."

The Tenth Circuit's extreme deference to arbitrators has nullified meaningful judicial review, as emphasized in the amicus brief by Lift Our Voices. The brief cites the court's admissions of powerlessness, claiming federal courts "do not have discretion," "do not have power," and "cannot set aside an arbitration award based on legal error." This language reflects a worrying abdication of judicial authority outlined in Article III when the Federal Arbitration Act was enacted.

Mario Diaz Obando, 29, of Fall River, was critically injured when a house under construction on Vine Street collapsed in Weymouth, dying later at South Shore Hospital.

Safety is often overlooked in the rush to bring humanoid robots to the workplace.

We find that a 10% increase in the minimum wage increases the injury rate by 11% in an occupation-metro area labor market which is fully exposed to the minimum wage increase.

A construction worker tragically fell at least two floors at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel during renovations, leaving colleagues shocked and reflecting on the safety concerns of the site.