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Workers in Minnesota expect and deserve to feel safe at work. However, many workers have expressed concern about workplace safety now more than ever. What are workers saying about safety in the workplace? A study conducted to explore how workers view safety at their...
It's no secret that workplace stress can take a toll on your physical and emotional health. But what about your cardiovascular health? Is there a relationship between workplace stress and heart disease? The answer is yes: Excessive workplace stress in Minnesota can...
Fatigue is a major detriment to workplace safety in businesses all over Minnesota. Fatigued workers increase the risks of personal safety and public safety when they struggle to perform their duties. The commercial effects of fatigue Nearly 13% of workplace injuries...
Welding is a process that joins two pieces of metal together using heat. There are two types of welding: gas and electric, and they both possess certain hazards, which can cause serious injuries if you're not careful. Heat Burns can occur when the welder's skin comes...
Employers in Minnesota that have workers who are required to perform certain types of hazardous jobs must provide them with eye protection. They should also ensure that their employees are trained in safe practices and that they always wear the safety gear with which...
The winter months in Minnesota tend to feature cold temperatures, high winds, and a lot of snow and ice. Therefore, it's important that you take precautions to minimize your risk of injury while working outdoors during this time of year. Cover as much of your skin as...
Minneapolis workers and their employers may have a good general understanding of safety. They may know to prevent things like slip and trip hazards. However, the same parties need to be aware of dangers that can be hidden. Mold can develop in workplaces whenever...
A physically demanding job can increase your chances of injury at work, and if you work outdoors for all or even part of the day your risks increase. Weather conditions can affect working conditions, making injuries from the heat of the sun or the bite of the cold...
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration requires employers to follow strict controls concerning dangerous chemicals in the workplace to protect the employees. However, if an accident occurs and an employee sustains an injury, they can file a workers'...
Minnesota nurses place themselves at risk for many hazards, including infectious diseases. People not involved in the health care industry may not realize the full scope of the dangers that health care workers face. Most surprising might be the amount of violence...
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