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Labor Dept: Fewer Workers Killed on Job in 2007
National News • August 21, 2008
The number of workers killed on the job annually dropped to a historic low in 2007, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced Wednesday.
The number of worker deaths dropped to 5,488 last year -- ...
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| RE: RE: That's all well and good but... | Bill | Aug 21, 2008, 4:05 pm |
| RE: That's all well and good but... | Anon | Aug 21, 2008, 3:34 pm |
| That's all well and good but... | Ghost | Aug 21, 2008, 1:25 pm |
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Subject: RE: That's all well and good but...
So what's your point about how many people are out of work? Simple percentages show we're certainly not in a good place but we've been worse.
Blame it on un-skilled labor jobs but those jobs tend to be more dangerous and SHOULD lead to higher fatality and injury rates.
Thank you for not trying to spin your post into some kind of rant on a particular political party but seriously, I feel for those out of work and those families struggling in these difficult times but we've been through worse unemployment, we've seen worse inflation (the 70's), gas is expensive but it's not rationed (the 40's and 70's)...
If you belive everything you hear on CNN the world is going to split apart tomorrow.