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New Electricity Plant to be Built in Hazle Township

Beacon Power has begun construction of a $53 million electricity processing plant in the Humboldt Industrial Park North. According to an article on the RepublicanHerald.com, the plant will use flywheel energy storage technology that will cost less because it uses less energy to stabilize the electrical grid. This could save…

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O’Connor Law Celebrates Three Kings Day at the Casa de La Amistad Senior Center in Reading

It’s become a tradition for the staff and attorneys of O’Connor Law to celebrate Día de los Reyes Magos, or Three Kings Day, with the Hispanic community in Reading, and this year was no exception. Three Kings Day is one of the most celebrated Hispanic holidays, especially in Puerto Rico…

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Foreign Students Receive Back Wages from Summer 2011 Jobs at Palmyra Distribution Center

In late summer 2011, we blogged about an incident at a Hershey Co. distribution center in Palmyra, when a large group of foreign exchange students walked off their jobs for being overworked and underpaid. Over a year later, their protest paid off: in later 2012, federal officials said $213,000 in…

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Proponents Hope to Pass PA Workers’ Comp Reform Bill in 2013

Lawmakers are trying again to pass changes to a Pennsylvania state workers’ comp law that would double the required time injured workers must use an employer-approved doctor. Those behind the House Bill 808 say the change will reduce fraud and save companies on benefits payouts. But according to an article…

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New Online Tool from OSHA Helps Workers Exposed to Cadmium

Today the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released a new interactive tool that is aimed at helping to protect workers who are exposed to cadmium. A press release from OSHA describes cadmium as a soft, silver-white metal used in many industries, including metal machining, plastics, ceramics, painting, and welding…

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