Around 15 million workers across the country clock-in to work when many other people are falling asleep. Working the night shift is a reality for many employees, from police officers to nurses, and factory workers to retail stock workers.Â
The danger of the night shift
How to keep your child safer in the car
At some level, most adult drivers and passengers understand that there is a risk of an accident every time they get into the car. But what about young children? They might not understand that risk, so it is up to their parents or guardians to ensure that they are safe inside their vehicle.
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Construction sites are notoriously some of the most dangerous places to work. This is not news to construction workers. They understand the risk they face every day.
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Watch what you post on social media after a work injury
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