“Workplace Injuries By The Numbers – Every 7 Seconds A Worker Is Injured On The Job”

July 19, 2016 ~ Jack Benton

Nearly 13,000 American workers are injured each day. These numbers are staggering, and the worst part is that each one is preventable. Taking preventative action can spare workers needless pain and suffering.

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