Sentence examples for Reduced workplace from inspiring English sources

So changes in work practices and technology that cut across borders and industries, perhaps in response to higher injury costs, apparently reduced workplace hazards.

OSHA first considered taking action on silica in the 1990s, but it was not until 2013 that the agency issued a proposed final rule, saying that reduced workplace exposures mandated by it would save some 700 lives annually.

About $249 billion £1622 billion) was lost to heavy alcohol consumption in the form of reduced workplace productivity, crime and health problems, which is up from $223.5 billion £1455 billion) in 2006.

Not surprisingly, an estimated $1.9 billion was lost in reduced workplace productivity.

"In this case, the evidence from both proponents of these laws and from neutral sources suggest that there's been little change in workplace illness, while employees have borne some costs via reduced workplace opportunities," he said.

Working with the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Tyson Fresh Meats reduced workplace injuries by about 70percentt in the past twenty years through better ergonomics and replacing dangerous whirling blades with shielded, automatic loin trimmers.

Victor Lipman has written in Forbes that exercising midday can help to reduce workplace stress.

This chapter concentrates on various ways of reducing workplace exposure to blood-borne pathogens.

Because the L.I.R.R. had made progress in reducing workplace accidents, railroad managers wondered if something was amiss, so they contacted the Railroad Retirement Board.

Senate Democrats seized on the words of the Labor Department's top lawyer today to attack the Bush administration's plan to rely on lawsuits to reduce workplace injuries.

The panelists concluded that the agency's main problem was a tendency to assume that business would reduce workplace hazards by stepping up existing technologies.