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The Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) marked the annual “Wireless Safety Week” with the following reminders.

Index lists top 10 problems.

The American Industrial Hygiene Association recently endorsed these universal environmental health and safety responsibilities on the part of employers everywhere.

More than 582,000 musculoskeletal disorders requiring recuperation away from work were reported by employers in 1999.

Ford Motor Co. and rival General Motors are engaged in a PR battle to publicize their commitments to responsible corporate behavior.

“TRIAL” is a new software program that makes it easier for facilities that must file annual Toxics Release Inventory reports to access all TRI reporting regulations and guidance on interpreting those regs.

Improving healthcare for depressed workers can help raise their spirits and your bottom line.

The total quantity of all types of pollution tracked by the federal government increased 323 million pounds, or 1.4 percent, from 1998 to 1999.

OSHA has not been able to get anywhere with a standard outlining safety and health program requirements, and now a voluntary committee is taking up the cause.

Overtime and shift practices are becoming more visible job safety issues in this age of lean and mean, high-performance business operations.