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Nurses face a high risk for injuries and illness in New Jersey and throughout the country, but there are 10 steps that they can take to reduce the risk. It all starts with what they do outside of work. Adequate sleep and good self-care are the first two steps. By...
In the warm months, motorcycles appear everywhere. Whether or not the thrill a bike offers outweighs the safety risks of the vehicle is a question many people ask. The rider of a motorcycle knows the dangers of the vehicle, so why do motorcycle accidents still happen?...
Auto accidents resulting in personal injury and fatalities are unfortunately common on the roadways in New Jersey and throughout the country. Most accidents are associated with well-traveled roads like highways. However, rural roads can also be dangerous. The risks on...
Many employers in New Jersey know what it can be like to have OSHA inspect their workplace and enforce its safety regulations, oftentimes in the form of penalties. Strangely enough, though, small farm owners are exempt from all of this. This is due to a rider that...
Though the pandemic has decreased traffic levels across New Jersey, there continue to be violent collisions between vehicles and people on foot, often with tragic results. If you drive just a few miles northeast of Lawnside, you will arrive in Mount Laurel, where a...
Working from home allows employees to continue producing work and earning an income without even opening their front doors. It also benefits employers and companies by ensuring minimal disruptions or delays in getting their goods and services out in the community.Most...
Suffering an injury on the job can happen in any line of work, even jobs that are not typically considered dangerous. However, when an injury occurs on the job, employees often rely on benefits from a workers' compensation claim to cover the costs of their treatment...
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) reports that more than a third of pedestrian-car accidents in 2018 occurred when vehicles turned left across an intersection. How can governments make left turns less dangerous for pedestrians? The IIHS may have a...
Most New Jersey employees don't give much thought to the metallic element mercury as it appears in the workplace. Since most jobs and careers don't use much, if any, mercury, it is easy to see why workers don't consider it a danger.However, many industries still use...
Home health care workers, nurses, certified nurse's aides and other medical professionals who engage in direct patient care often risk substantial bodily injury by doing so. Many factors influence how likely an individual health care worker is to get hurt on the...
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