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: Illinois Injury Lawyer BlogFighting Illini Trains Workers to Work More Safely
The University of Illinois has established a program it hopes will help cut down on work-related accidents and injuries. The program, the Employee Protection Process, encourages workers to be aware of their surroundings and identify potential risks before performing tasks. The University hopes the program will not only diminish the amount of construction accidents, but also injuries that take place in the office. Illinois believes that the program will help reduce the amount of workers? compensation claims and personal injury law suits.
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Full post as published by Illinois Injury Lawyer Blog on June 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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