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Boston Work Accidents Involving Teens Jump During Summer

There were roughly 17.5 million young workers in the U.S. in 2010 under the age of 24. These workers account for about 15 percent of the entire country’s workforce, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This group consistently has the highest rate for work-related injuries in…

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Company Fined for Failing to Reduce Risks of Work Accidents in New England

Employers have to protect employees from dangers on the job! If not, they’re going to get fined like Monster Contracting LLC did. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the framing contractor is now facing nearly $60,000 in proposed fines for failing to prevent residential construction-related work accidents…

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Office Workers Also at Serious Risks for Work-Related Injuries in Massachusetts

We often talk about the dangers of working in construction and with hazardous materials. What we rarely discuss are the risks of work-related injuries in Boston ‘ offices. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), employees who work in an office, at a desk or in a…

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Topsfield Roofer Fined for Construction Worker Fall Hazards

Roofers at a Topsfield, Massachusetts work site were exposed to a number of potential fall hazards, and their employer has been fined by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (or OSHA). A news release detailing the violations was released late last month. The roofing company, based in Reading, Massachusetts,…

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OSHA Airline Decision a Victory for Safety-Conscious Boston Employees

Every Massachusetts worker has the right to bring forth on-the-job safety concerns, without fear of retaliation by an employer hoping to cut corners. The hope is, they can prevent a Boston work-related accident. That right is especially crucial when the industry is charged with providing a service to the public…

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Schnitzer Northeast Fined by OSHA for Failing to Prevent Work-Related Accidents in Everett

Prolerized New England Co. LLC, also known as Schnitzer Northeast, was recently cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for 10 serious work-safety violations for failing to protect workers from work-related accidents in Everett. The alleged citations come with fines totaling approximately $70,000. Our Massachusetts workers compensation lawyers…

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DeMoulas Super Markets in Trouble Again for Failing to Prevent Work Accidents in Massachusetts and New Hampshire

Work-related accidents in Massachusetts and New Hampshire are a serious problem, according to the Occupation Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). According to recent reports, the regional OSHA office in Boston has filed a complaint against DeMoulas Super Markets Inc. This company does business as Market Basket. The complaint was filed…

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Employers Urged to Enact Cell Phone Policy to Help Reduce Risks of Traffic-Related Work Accident in Boston

As we recently reported on our Boston Car Accident Lawyers Blog, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is working diligently to help curb driver distractions. The number of distraction-related car accidents is increasing significantly, and it’s employees who are driving on the job who are greatly affected by these…

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