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Summary: Before he died from symptoms related to COVID-19, a devout Catholic asked his longtime girlfriend for one last favor. The incident: Every Friday morning, Jorge Guijarro-Castaneda, a devout Catholic born in Mexico, carried a bunch of flowers …
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Heads up: The injury and illness data you submit to OSHA every year could soon be available for public review. That’s the upshot of a recent court ruling in favor of the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIS), which sued the U.S. Department of …
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Overview: After enduring a lengthy car ride during which she kept rejecting her boss’s requests for sex, a female staffer complained about his behavior, but her allegations were ignored. The scenario: Samantha Labrado felt uncomfortable during her …
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Summary: A teenager died alone at the bottom of a grain bin after an unsparing auger shredded both his legs. The incident: When Landon Gran, 18, was offered a job at a farm owned by Richard Gaalswyk in St. Peter, MN, he didn’t hesitate to take the …
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Just when you thought you had a clear picture of your responsibilities for recording COVID-19 illnesses on your injury logs, OSHA has thrown you a curveball: Now you have to conduct an analysis before determining whether an illness is …
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The scenario: A male supervisor created a cultlike following among employees based on the shared goal of satisfying the man’s sexual desires. It was common for women to be randomly kissed and groped by the supervisor. And most female employees were …
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