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Report: Mass. worker fatality rate is among lowestBoston HeraldIn 2010, 54 workers were killed in the Bay State. The national fatality rate is 3.6 deaths per 100000 workers. Delaware had the lowest rate with eight workers killed in 2010, followed by Rhode Island with nine, Vermont with 12, and Hawaii with 19.and more » |
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If you text and walk, remember to look upIthaca JournalDelaware recorded 56 pedestrian deaths between 2009-11 and eight so far this year. Preliminary investigations attributed nearly three out of every four pedestrian fatalities last year to pedestrian error, Kirk said. Cell-phone use wasn't listed as a ...and more » |
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AFL-CIO Report: 13 Workers Killed on the Job Each Day in 2010Occupational Health and SafetyThe lowest state fatality rate (0.9 per 100000) was reported in New Hampshire, followed by Massachusetts (1.7), Rhode Island (1.8), and California, Delaware, and New Jersey (2.0). This compares with a national fatality rate of 3.6 per 100000 workers in ...and more » |
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Pike builders group offers safety coursePocono RecordThis is already required in the surrounding states of New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia for all construction workers. As of Sept. 16, 2011 OSHA can now visit and inspect residential construction sites and issue citations for ...and more » |
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AFL-CIO: Hawaii ranks 20th for deaths on the jobHawaii 24/7 (press release)The lowest state fatality rate (0.9 per 100000) was reported in New Hampshire, followed by Massachusetts (1.7), Rhode Island (1.8) and California, Delaware and New Jersey (2.0). This compares with a national fatality rate of 3.6 per 100000 workers in ...and more » |
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