Workers in Connecticut often rely on their employers to inform them of workplace hazards and risks.

Workers of all ages in Connecticut may be interested to know that a growing number of workers are postponing their retirement.

Worker Injuries Spike at Amazon Warehouses During Holiday Season

Unsafe Scaffolding Poses Serious Risk to Workers

If employees are exposed to it, silica dust could cause cancer. Every year, 2.2 million workers are exposed to silica dust in the United States.

Alliance Seeks to Avoid Workplace Accidents

The Safety Risks That Gig Workers Face

The Rise in Traffic Fatalities

The Importance of Safety Signage

Connecticut residents may enjoy driving their Tesla vehicles or otherwise approve of the company's efforts. The company is based in Fremont, California, which is unusual because most car companies tend to operate in rural states. It also has 15,000 employees and contractors, which is more than other manufacturers that build cars in the United States. Therefore, it may not be a surprise that Tesla has had more OSHA violations than the competition.

Wearable Tech Could Keep Workers Safe

Key Factors in Workplace Safety

Construction Work Increases Risk

Connecticut residents may be appalled to learn that an average of about 150 American workers died each day in 2015. This was according to a report issued by the AFL-CIO.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is constantly working to make workplaces in Connecticut and other states safer, but some employers fall short in implementing safety regulations which puts their workers at risk.

OSHA Sees Staff Reduction Under Trump Administration

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration updated its excavation and trenching National Emphasis Program, superseding a special emphasis instruction that was released in 1985.

OSHA Releases List of top 10 Fiscal 2017 Violations