National Safety Stand Down Week reinforces awareness and caution on jobsites
COVID-19 is not the only health risk construction workers face on a jobsite. The observance of National Safety Stand Down Week, May 3 to 7, is a reminder of the many hazards construction workers face every day of their careers — and the importance of working safely...
AFL-CIO report claims workplaces not safer
Death Rate stalled at 2017 level Thanks to unions, more workers are going home safely to their families than a decade previously, as the total number of worker deaths has been reduced. However, according to data in the AFL-CIO’s 30th annual “Death on the Job Report,”...
COVID-19 halts most Workers’ Memorial Day events
Out of an abundance of caution due to the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases, most Workers’ Memorial Day events have been cancelled across the nation, for a second straight year. Workers’ Memorial Day is normally celebrated on April 28 to commemorate the passage of the...
Multiemployer Pension Plans Granted Relief Through American Rescue Plan
The recently passed American Rescue Plan includes an $86 billion aid package that provides financial assistance to underfunded multiemployer pension plans facing critical or declining financial status. The action – inserted into President Biden’s $1.9 trillion...
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