Good news is, workplace injuries have been declining for at least a decade, and the safety cops at the Occupational Safety and Health Administration expect the trend to continue.
He normally tweets about celebrity news and workplace jokes.
In our mainstream culture, we are steeped in drama--television dramas, movie dramas, celebrity dramas, political dramas, news dramas, workplace dramas--dramas of every kind.
In their place, say immigration advocates and people familiar with his plans, expect to see images on the evening news of workplace raids as Trump sends a message that he is wasting no time on his promised crackdown.
For months, people had been exposed to intense propaganda about the July 1 anniversary from the news media, workplaces and slogans festooning roads.
There's bad news from the workplace: as The New York Times reported on Tuesday, the cost of health insurance rose sharply in 2011 after several years of relatively slow growth.
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The foremost model is the Alliance at I.B.M., a group with several hundred dues-paying members and some 5,000 supporters that has backed several shareholder actions and has often spoken out to the news media on workplace safety issues and the outsourcing of high-tech jobs.
Academics like Samuel Popkin have made strong cases that through television news, campaign ads, workplace chat and other forms of discourse, people do in fact pick up the essential information about a candidate's philosophy even if they aren't familiar with every position paper.
But it's something we've all had to get used to; in fact, I've come to love the sound of "I'm not at my desk right now, so leave me a message" because it means that the bad news about some workplace mix-up that I invariably have to communicate comes from a recording of my voice and not actually from me, which makes it, in some vague but important way, less my fault.
