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22 Jul
2014

New Safety and Health Booklet: Workplace Hazards

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One of the examples provided in the booklet.

One of the examples provided in the booklet.

The UFCW Occupational Safety and Health Office has released a guide that lists the workplace hazards that may occur in a retail workplace. The hazards listed in the booklet are all violations of the standards set forth in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

The guide, which can be accessed on the UFCW Safety and Health website, provides photos of examples of the hazards that violate OSHA standards, in order to help workers and supervisors identify and eliminate workplace hazards. A printable version can be downloaded through a link on the site, and is a useful resource for workers.

If you want to know more about workplace hazards and how to spread awareness about them, you can contact the UFCW Occupational Safety and Health Office at UFCW International.

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