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No matter what type of job you have, or what company you work for, health and safety is a topic that must be prioritized and executed properly. This goes from office jobs to industrial jobs. There are hazards and dangers everywhere, it is important that you are aware of them and keep your safety in mind with these tips.
Ridgewood NJ, As the United States has just experienced its worst week yet for COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations, there is a fear that in these extraordinary times, businesses may be faced with increased liability exposure due to the COVID-19 virus.
Continue reading What Is the Reasonable Standard of Care for Businesses at the Peak of COVID-19
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Trenton NJ, Governor Phil Murphy has one of the worst COVID safety records in the world despite locking down the New Jersey economy . The Governors policies has been accused of murdering nursing home patients and the Murphy administration is now being investigated by the Department of Justice for the COVID related deaths in Veterans facilities .
The Governor claimed in an ongoing efforts to safeguard New Jersey’s frontline workforce, Governor Phil Murphy signed Executive Order No. 192, providing mandatory health and safety standards to protect all New Jersey’s workers at work during the pandemic.
Continue reading Governor Murphy Lays Out Mandatory On the Job COVID Health and Safety Standards?
In New Jersey and Raising Taxes is Far More Important than a National Pandemic
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WOODBRIDGE NJ, The New Jersey Turnpike Authority is holding two public hearings about a proposed toll increase today, despite the COVID-19 public health emergency. The Sierra Club has asked them to postpone hearings and extend the public comment period because of Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 103. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Sierra Club staff members are barred from attending public meetings or asking our members to attend public meetings. This is true for many environmental organizations and NGOs as well. We are being more responsible than the NJ Turnpike Authority to protect public health and safety.
