Older workers face higher death rate in U S jobs
An Associated Press analysis of federal data shows older workers are dying at a higher rate on the job even as overall workplace fatalities decline. The report highlights 55 and older fatalities rising, with 2015 totals. It cites aging factors, state differences, and safety enforcement as key issues.
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Ken Scott
Denver
Swilliam White
White
Tesla Produce Inc
Chicago
South Side
William White Jr
Ruth Finkelstein
Columbia University
Bureau of Labor Statistics
American Community Survey
Scott
Associated Press-Norc Center For Public Affairs
Thomas Suede
Teamsters Local 703
Testa Inc
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Michigan
Montana
New York
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Utah
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Wisconsin
Las Vegas
Ruan Qiang Hua
Good View
California Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Qiang
Qian
OSHA
Hua
California
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Bryan
Texas Utilities Power
Houston
Robinson
National Center For Productive
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
James Grosch
Bryan Texas
Sessions to send 12 prosecutors to fight opioid fraud
US prosecutors will deploy 12 federal prosecutors to cities hit by addiction to investigate health care fraud and opioid schemes. The program, led by Attorney General Sessions, aims to curb illegal opioid prescribing and reduce overdose deaths, with offices spanning multiple districts nationwide.
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U.S
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U.S. Attorney
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Michigan
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Tennessee
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