Journal of Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research

Student Employee Injuries

 The Occupational Security and Health Administration, or OSHA, sets the standards that employers are expected to follow to safeguard workplace safety. However, employers should also know what to do when safety measures flop and an employee is wounded at work. The more prepared a business is, the less likely it is that a work injury will demonstrate costly. There are four important steps that can relief business owners plan ahead. The first step in protective employees is being prepared for a possible workplace accident. A quick answer can not only decrease the harshness of a workplace injury, but also how much the injury ends up costing the business. Business owners should plan ahead by evolving risk and response plans to minimalize hazards and avert work injuries.

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