If there is one thing that every workplace has but should not subject its employees to, it's hazards. It's impossible to eliminate hazards completely, and the majority of businesses do a good job protecting those who work for them. However, sometimes, employers aren't good about addressing problems and don't take care of hazards that could cause injuries.
One thing that you need to know is that you have a right to refuse to work if your workplace is dangerous and your employer won't take steps to fix the issue. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) states that if you think that the working conditions aren't healthy or safe, you need to bring them to the attention of your employer.
Spring is in full swing and around the country, motorcyclists are returning to the road after a long winter. But with a sudden spike in the number of motorcycles on the road, it's a good time to remind all motorists, whether on two wheels or four, to keep a special lookout for motorcyclists. Click the link below for more info... 
