Working into the golden years

Article Abstract:

Many Americans are intending to work beyond normal retirement age. The issue of safety at work may become a major problem for employers of older workers unless they implement new training regimes.

Care and treatment, Aged, Elderly

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The new face of drug testing

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning techniques for drug testing are discussed. It is emphasized that traditional urine sample testing is beginning to lose ground to competition from oral fluid and hair testing alternatives which are more favored by employers.

Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories, Diagnostic Procedures NEC, Methods, Drugs, Services, Health care industry, Testing, Mandatory drug testing, Drug testing, Diagnosis

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Inside blast radius: working with explosives requires training, good decision-making

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Blasting was handled at the state level as there was no federal agency that can cover the scope of the national program but US Government has made changes that related to blasting and handling of explosives after the Sept 11 attack. The best way to avoid hazards depends on using the right equipment, identifying blasting hazards properly and preventing damage that is based on education, training and supervision.

Government domestic functions, Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Explosives, Explosives Manufacturing, Management, Prevention, Environmental policy, Hazardous substances, Company business management

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