Articles Tagged with ''workforce protection ''

The analysis of 2017 data suggests shifting patterns of drug use, with cocaine and amphetamines positivity surging in some areas of the county and marijuana positivity rising sharply in states with newer recreational use statutes. Prescription opiate positivity rates declined dramatically on a national basis.

Air France's managers were forced to flee from a meeting about mass job cuts after protests by employees turned violent.

The Occupational Health Safety Network (OHSN) found that injuries associated with workplace violence increased overall from 2012 to 2014 and "nearly doubled for nurse assistants and nurses."

Given an increase in violence in the hospital setting and continued attention on hospital security programs, there is a need to examine current hospital safety and security practices. 

It’s not always difficult to uncover the reason behind workplace violence. Think “Office Space” – would the fax machine have been destroyed if not for those TPS reports?  

42% of American workers say that anyone can walk into their workplace unchallenged, but 94 percent of workers feel safe and secure at work. 

On July 1, a new law took effect in Tennessee that will double the fine, to $5,000, for those assaulting a health care worker.