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Retail worker injury: A Common Problem at This Time of Year

The injury and illness rate of retail workers is disproportionately high. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), in 2014 the injury and illness rate for retail workers was 3.6 per 100 workers (based on reported incidents). In comparison, the rate of injury and illnesses across all industries…

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Employee Injuries in Restaurants: A Serious Hazard

When we think of workplace injuries in Hollywood and South Florida, we often think of construction workers and other workers whose jobs are “obviously” dangerous. But there are hidden dangers in most jobs, and some of the jobs considered among the most dangerous might surprise you. The next time you’re…

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Lead Exposure in Hollywood and Florida

Lead poisoning is a serious concern for children and adults. In young children under the age of six, lead exposure can lead to developmental delays and other problems. In adults, it can also lead to complications and health concerns. In most cases, lead poisoning happens gradually over time, but even…

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Roof and Scaffolding Accidents

Construction site accidents in Hollywood and South Florida cause many injuries, and one of the most common injuries on building sites include scaffolding and roof accidents. When workers are on roofs or scaffolding, they require extra supports and care to keep them safe. When employers, contractors, subcontractors and other parties…

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Are You a Cruise Ship Worker Injured On The Job?

Cruise ship workers and crew have a hard job. While they get to travel the world, they also have to put in demanding hours at work, offer exceptional customer service to cruise ship passengers, and complete their tasks – sometimes in difficult conditions or in rough seas. When crew members…

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What Contractors Need to Know About Unexpected Medical Expenses

Freelancers and contract workers are a growing work force in this country. Many people take on freelance work in addition to their regular jobs to generate more income, and many people choose to seek out freelance work full-time. Some economists think independent contractors are the future of the workplace, because…

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Environmental Injury in Hollywood and Other Florida Cities

There is a strong link between our environment and our health. When our environment is polluted – whether because of companies, contractors, or unsafe work environments – we can become very ill. Each year, for example, people are diagnosed cancer because they have been exposed to asbestos. Oil spills and…

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Is Your Child Considering a Summer Job in Homestead or Your Community?

At this time of year, many students look for part-time or full-time summer jobs in Homestead and across South Florida to raise some money for cars, clothes, or just pocket money. If you have a teenager or younger child looking for a paper route, office job, temp job, or other…

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Even Office Jobs in Miami and Florida Involve Some Dangers

Construction site accidents in Miami and other accidents in dangerous workplaces don’t surprise most of us. However, even office jobs can result in workplace injury. If you feel that you are safe because you work in a high-rise or are primarily at a desk, know that there are dangers to…

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Workplace Injury Risks May be Higher if Your Hollywood or Florida Job Involves Electrical Machinery or Equipment

Any job in Hollywood or Florida can result in workplace injury. However, if your job involves heavy machinery or electrical equipment, you may be at additional risk. In these cases, you should be getting additional training in order to stay safe. Whether you work in construction, in a factory, or…

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