Workers who choose jobs in retail settings often appreciate the benefits that come with the retailing environment. Retail can be fast paced, give workers the opportunity to meet new people, and provide a consistent paycheck. Yet retail work can be hazardous, too, accounting for around 3 percent of all workplace illnesses and injuries according to… Read More »
According to a 2014 survey from the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA), nearly eight out of 10 Americans admit to having foot pain at some time in their lives. A Bureau of Labor Statistics report from the same year noted that there had been more than 52,000 annual cases of workplace injuries to the feet.… Read More »
Working in the construction industry is one of the toughest jobs there is. With the fast-paced environment and at times laborious conditions, construction workers must always be cautious to keep themselves and others safe from injury. Electrical injuries are a major concern in all workplaces, but especially in the construction field, where it is the… Read More »
Slip and fall accidents are some of the most common workplace accidents that occur in the United States. In fact, they are the second leading cause of unintentional injury-related fatalities in the workplace. These accidents can cause workers to suffer injuries ranging from minor cuts and scrapes to broken bones, traumatic brain injuries and paralysis.… Read More »
Construction cranes are used to lift, lower, and transport objects around the job site. Without them, it would be nearly impossible to build and deconstruct buildings, bridges, and other major structures. The size and weight of this equipment poses a significant risk not only to the crane operators themselves, but also to any workers and… Read More »
Landscape workers are some of the hardest workers out there. It is a tough job to do, especially given the heat of summer. Homeowners have to rely on landscapers to make their yards and homes look beautiful from the outside, and as with any job that is physically demanding there will be risks of work-related… Read More »
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