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Health care workers in Indiana saw a noticeable jump in workplace injuries and illness in 2020, according to OSHA data. Much of that was likely due to the exposure doctors and nurses had to COVID-19 in the first year of the pandemic.
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Employers are waiting for details on President Joe Biden’s promised rule making employers with more than 100 workers require vaccinations or testing.…
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A veteran’s hospital in Indianapolis received federal violations for failing to protect its employees from COVID-19. It’s one of the few workplaces in the…
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Indiana House Democrats sent a letter to the governor’s office asking the state to better protect the safety of essential workers.The state’s Occupational…
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Workplace injuries fell 5 percent in 2015 in Indiana. The year is now tied with 2013 as the year with the lowest on-the-job injury rate since the federal…
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One of every five of the 38 compliance officer positions at the Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or IOSHA, are currently vacant, and…
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A steelworker was killed at U.S. Steel's Gary Works plant last Friday. It's the second death there this year, and it comes amid rising tensions over…
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Every year, states with their own occupational safety and health agencies are reviewed by the federal OSHA. The latest audit of Indiana’s agency, IOSHA…
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The Indiana Department of Labor is reminding Hoosiers that heat-related illness is 100% preventable.With temperatures well above average and near record…