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Massachusetts Workers’ Compensation Rate Freeze

Attorney General Martha Coakley’s Office announced last week that an agreement has been reached that will prevent an increase in rates paid by businesses for workers’ compensation insurance in Massachusetts until September of 2012. The Workers’ Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau of Massachusetts (WCRIBMA), the organization that oversees workers’ compensation…

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Pep Boys Charged With $75,000 for Workplace Safety Violations

The Philadelphia retail and car service company, Pep Boys, has been charged by the US Labor Department’s OSHA with repeat and serious citations. After an inspection at the company’s Hamden, Connecticut, facility, OSHA found that workers were exposed to numerous work safety hazards, including potential electric shock due to damaged…

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Police Motorcycle and Honda Collide in Boston, Injuring On Duty Police Officer

Last month, a traffic crash near the Thomas P. O’Neill Tunnel injured a Boston police officer while he was on duty. The accident occurred around 8:41am on I-93 northbound, according to a state police spokesperson. The police offer’s injuries were not believed to be life-threatening. He was taken to Massachusetts…

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HAZMAT Crews are Unaware of the Specific Contents of Railroad Cars, Including Deadly Chemicals

According to the Star Gazette, railroad companies often ship deadly chemicals across the country on a daily basis, yet the companies refuse to publicly disclose exactly what those substances are or how frequently they are transported through certain areas. A spokesman for the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) reported that only…

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