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According to estimates from the U.S. Department of Justice, about: 50 workers a day are sexually assaulted or raped on the job. But OSHA doesn’t have any official standards for preventing workplace violence of any kind, sexual or not. (conversation between KQED and Jordan Barab,

According to estimates from the U.S. Department of Justice, about: Hospital management is scandalously complacent about an environment where their largely female staff are frequently hit and sexually harassed and sexually assaulted. Managers see this as just part of our jobs. Michael Hurley,OCHU (Ontario Council

Jackie Smith from VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLA could not quite believe what happened when his tractor hit the stump that overturned his heavy machine. The overturned tractor became a deathtrap for Jackie, pinning him from escaping. As Jackie was working alone, so he was isolated from

When groomer Paulette Tuunanum, owner/operator of Creature Comforts, began work that fateful morning she never envisioned the horror that awaited her. Creature Comforts is a home-based grooming salon in the quiet, rural community of Fryeburg, Maine. Paulette works alone and had never been concerned for

Article date:Feb 6th 2017: Article By/Published by:Home Healthcare News On the 6th Of February 2017 Home Healthcare News reported on: How One University is Taking on the Biggest Home Care Staffing Issue Amy Baxter from Home Healthcare News reports on how demand for home health

As Workplace Violence attacks in Healthcare are on the rise, a campaign with a tough image has just been started to show perpetrators that nurses know tolerating attacks is not in their Job description. The question is, will making attacks on healthcare professionals a felony,