NYC Construction Superintendent Rule Now in Effect to Improve Site Safety

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The NYC construction superintendent rule is now in effect, introducing new limits aimed at improving health and safety on construction sites across New York City. The updated rule took effect on January 1 and changes how many construction projects a superintendent can oversee at one time. The NYC Construction Superintendent Rule has been introduced by […]

Hearing Loss Caused by Chemical Exposure Highlighted in New Study

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Hearing loss caused by chemical exposure in the workplace may be affecting up to 1.4 million workers, according to findings from a recent occupational health study. The research highlights the growing impact of non-noise-related hazards on workers’ hearing across multiple industries. The study of Hearing Loss Caused by Chemical Exposure survey responses from nearly 18,000 […]

Long COVID Workplace Safety Risks Highlighted in New NSC Report

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Long COVID workplace safety concerns are placing new responsibilities on employers, according to a recent report released by the National Safety Council. The report explains that organisations can reduce safety risks by adopting a broad approach that addresses the physical, cognitive and mental health challenges faced by employees affected by long COVID. The findings underline […]

OSHA Letters of Interpretation Issued in 2025 Highlight Key Safety Guidance

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OSHA letters of interpretation released in 2025 aim to ensure consistent and transparent application of federal workplace safety and health standards across the United States. In total, seven interpretation letters were issued during the year, offering clarity to employers on how specific OSHA regulations should be applied in real-world situations. These letters serve as an […]

Minnesota Rest and Meal Break Law Changes Effective January 1, 2026

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Minnesota Rest and Meal Break Law Changes Effective January 1 Significant updates to Minnesota rest and meal break laws are set to take effect on January 1, 2026, bringing new compliance requirements for employers across the state. These amendments were approved during the Minnesota Legislature’s 2025 session and are enforced by the Minnesota Department of […]

4 Powerful States Receive Free Traffic Safety Training for Employers

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Free Traffic Safety Training Expanded for Employers in Four States Free traffic safety training is being made available to employers across four US states, giving businesses new support to reduce road-related risks at work. The initiative aims to improve driving behaviour, prevent crashes, and protect employees who drive as part of their jobs. The programme […]

5 Key Lessons from Today Health and Safety News on Chemical Safety Board Reporting

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Today Health and Safety News: What the Chemical Safety Board Is Teaching Us Today health and safety news continues to highlight the growing importance of chemical incident reporting. The US Chemical Safety Board (CSB) has confirmed that its reporting rule is now producing valuable lessons that can help organisations prevent accidents, protect workers, and improve […]

Insomnia: 5 Ways Financial Stress Is Damaging Workers’ Sleep and Safety

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Causes of Insomnia Financial stress doesn’t switch off when the working day ends. New research shows that worries about money can follow workers into the night, causing insomnia, poor sleep quality and daytime fatigue that can affect both health and safety at work. A recent study led by researchers at Rice University examined full-time Army […]

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