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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited Durez Corp. for chemical exposure and explosion risks of resin and circuitry workers.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport will roll out technology allowing Georgia residents to use a mobile driver's license during security.

OSHA cited two Georgia facilities for exposing employees to hazardous materials after screening tests found workers had elevated levels of arsenic.

After negotiations, the Railway Safety Act of 2023 has been moved to the Senate floor following the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

USPS plans to better protect employees and prevent mail theft. USPS workers can be the target of crime as they have access to a variety of buildings.

Following an OSHA investigation, a Tacoma federal court determined that USPS wrongfully retaliated against an employee for reporting an injury.

From severe weather to workplace violence and civil unrest to an uncertain economy, employees are taking note of today’s increasingly dangerous world.

As school districts grapple with the threat of mass shootings, they are also dealing with a record number of false active shooter reports in U.S.

Mass notification systems aid organizational communication with applications in a number of sectors, from university and school communities to healthcare systems.