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Though the mining industry uses about 90% of explosives in the United States, neither ATF’s regulations nor its personnel generally come from mining. Nonetheless, ATF and the mining industry generally

The extreme summer temperatures and heat advisories continue to occur in many parts of the country, presenting potential risks of heat-related infirmities - both at work and at home. The

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There's a secret, silent safety risk lurking in your workforce. 69% of American workers struggle against it every day. Will your walk-thru inspections identify it? Unlikely. Click here to learn

As unions seek COVID-19 regulation, mining industry brief explains extensive efforts to protect workers By Avi Meyerstein on July 7, 2020 The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit

This Newsblast is sent to you by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) National Operations Center for Water Safety and the Corps of Engineers Natural Resources Education Foundation (The

In many of today’s organizations, their systems, processes, and technologies take precedence over people. Having the perfect organizational process is useless unless you have people with the skill, understanding and

This edition of OSHA’s QuickTakes, a twice-monthly newsletter with information about workplace safety and health (click here to read the full newsletter), features stories on COVID-19 resources, Susan Harwood Training

Employers Not Obligated to Bargain with Union over Discipline While Negotiating a First Contract When a workforce organizes a union and a labor contract is still months away, human resource