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Mach 31, 2010

WHO Declares End to 2009 H1N1 Influenza Pandemic. We will still see the virus as part of the normal flu season.  Flu prevention practices should be maintained - vaccinations, good hygiene proper use of antiviral drugs when prescribed.

 

August 10, 2010

Rife Risk Analysis & Solutions, LLC  is pleased to be associated with  B&G Risk Strategies, LLC from Houston, Texas.  The firm brings over 50 years combined Risk Management leadership from both insurance and business..

Our team of  consultants has the background and over 60 years combined experience that can help you assess  your programs, and if needed provide tools for improvement. Take a minute and learn more about us, our services and solutions..

 

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Michaels asks Congress to strengthen OSHA's ability to protect workers' lives
Assistant Secretary David Michaels told the House Committee on Education and Labor that OSHA needs greater enforcement power to provide workers with the safety and health protection they deserve. Critical amendments to the OSH Act that would increase OSHA's civil and criminal penalties, enhance whistleblower protections and victims' rights, and give OSHA the authority to require abatement of serious hazards even if and while the employer contests citations issued for them.
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 Michaels discusses OSHA's proposed rulemaking to prevent injuries from slips, trips and falls on walking-working surfaces.
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