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Foundry Company Risks Employees of Dangerous Lead Exposure

Franklin Non-Ferrous Foundry Inc. has been sited with four willful and serious violations after officials with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) conducted an inspection on the company’s New England office. The company was cited for breaking workplace health and safety standards and is now facing nearly $190,000 in…

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New England Heath Center Exposes Workers to Tuberculosis

Charter Oak Health Center Inc. was recently cited by officials with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for violating workplace health standards in New England. The company was issued three violations totaling nearly $18,000 in proposed fines. The citations followed an inspection back in February which was the result…

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Safety Concerns at New England Construction Site, says OSHA

The general contractor and nine subcontractors of the Merrimack Premium Outlets were recently cited and slapped with nearly $174,000 in proposed fines. Safety officials with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspected the New England work site and found that there were a number of violations of workplace safety…

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Overlooked Home Work Hazards Pose Injury Risk in Massachusetts

As our Boston workers’ compensation attorneys were recently discussing, there are a lot of risks for injury on the job, some that you may never consider. We’re talking about workplace violence, theft, sexual harassment and other workplace threats. There are even risks if you work from home. Just as you…

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Fire at Massachusetts Mill Rising Concerns of Evacuation Risks

A warehouse at the Charlton Woolen Mill was completely destroyed after a recent five-alarm fire. The warehouse is part of a mill complex in Charlton. The fire has been ruled as an accident, according to the Boston Globe. The fire started in one of the five businesses that rent garage…

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Unemployment Rate Putting those with Jobs at Risk of Work Accident

Employers throughout the country took more than 1,300 mass layoff actions in June. These mass layoffs involved nearly 131,500 employees, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The unemployment rate was just over 8 percent for the month of June. This was unchanged from the previous month. Our Braintree…

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Boston Baby Boomers, Job Rates and Risks for Injuries

According to new studies, the average baby boomer who was born during the latter years of the boom, 1957 through 1964, had 11.3 jobs from when they were 18-years-old until they were 46-years-old. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), about half of these jobs were held between the…

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