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Fallen Caltrans workers honored at annual ceremony - Vimarsana News

Fallen Caltrans workers honored at annual ceremony

Caltrans held its 33rd Annual Workers Memorial Ceremony in San Luis Obispo on Thursday. Officials say the annual ceremony is held to remember fallen highway workers.

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US lawmakers call to modernize Osha as hundreds die on the job each day - Vimarsana News

US lawmakers call to modernize Osha as hundreds die on the job each day

Reintroduced federal legislation pushes to expand Osha coverage in 24 states not currently covered by the act

Ceremony held to mark Workers' Memorial Day - The Avondhu Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Ceremony held to mark Workers' Memorial Day - The Avondhu Newspaper

A commemorative event was held on Friday to mark Workers’ Memorial Day, featuring a ceremony at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin to honour those lost and seriously injured through work-related incidents.

Commentary: Better, safer workplaces are worth fighting for - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Better, safer workplaces are worth fighting for

Jessica James didn’t have to die. Last year, James was killed three months short of her 33rd birthday at FedEx’s World Hub in Memphis, Tennessee. The forklift she was driving flipped over, crushing her underneath. Her death was no unforeseeable freak accident. James was driving on a metal ramp to deliver a load of packages […]

[WATCH] Mother of construction victim Jean Paul Sofia lays wreath at GWU workers memorial - Vimarsana News

[WATCH] Mother of construction victim Jean Paul Sofia lays wreath at GWU workers memorial

Isabelle Bonnici places a wreath at the Msida monument on Workers’ Day and insists that only a public inquiry into her son’s death can protect workers