Long Island Businesses with Most OSHA Violations
0 CommentsNotes: Addresses are not necessarily of businesses that committed violations but where they committed the violations. Businesses with multiple locations (ie Walmart) are on the map once but violations across all locations are counted. Ever see that big, laminated chart in your office break room? You know, the one describing what workplace safety regulations you…
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NYC Named one of the Worst Driving Cities in the U.S.
0 CommentsNo one likes to drive in New York City. Between the congestion, honking, and hundreds of pedestrians crossing at any point in time, driving is one of the last methods of transportation commuters want to take. However, as bad as we thought driving in NYC was before, a new report has highlighted even more reasons…
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Sunscreens That Don’t Work
0 CommentsNearly 67% of Sunscreens Don’t Work! Sunscreen is a summer essential for beach and pool lovers. The sun can provide a beneficial dose of Vitamin D, but too much can cause serious damage to your skin. However, a new 2018 report released by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) has revealed shocking findings about these ‘protective…
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The Odds of an Injury this 4th of July are High
0 CommentsIt’s that time of the year again! Fourth of July firework festivities and exciting summer parties are right around the corner and the weather is looking perfect to celebrate. However, if you’re hoping to have a memorable July 4th weekend, you may want to put just as much focus on planning for safety as you…
Read More Read MorePARENTS OF TEENS ALERT: Serving to Minors is ALWAYS Illegal
0 CommentsIt’s graduation season for high-school seniors, which also means an increase in celebratory parties and a spike in teenage drinking. Every year, underage drinking is responsible for at least 189,000 emergency room visits and approximately 4,300 fatalities of youth between the ages of 12 to 20 according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services…
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