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Pennsylvania Motorists and Tractor Trailer Drivers Are Reminded of Snow/Ice Removal Law

As old man winter makes his chilly home here in the northeast bringing snow and freezing temperatures, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) reminds motorists and especially tractor trailer drivers of a winter-related state law. In 2006 the Pennsylvania Snow/Ice Removal Law went into effect, which states that motorists will…

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Recall of Roman and Roll-up Blinds Is One of the Largest in the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s History

This week the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalled over 50 million Roman shades and roll-up blinds – one of the five largest recalls in the commission’s history. The recall was prompted by reports of 5 deaths and 16 near strangulations of young children since 2006. The cords on…

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Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board Finds Riding to Work Location from Office in Scope of Employment

In November, the Pennsylvania Worker’s Compensation Appeals Board overturned a ruling by a workers’ compensation judge to allow the Workers’ Compensation Act to apply to employees who are injured when they are transported by their employer from their place of business to the work site. The Appeals Board heard the…

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Employees Sue Seven Philadelphia Health Systems over Unpaid Lunch Breaks

Employees of seven of Philadelphia’s largest health systems are suing their employers, claiming they were not compensated for working through unpaid lunch breaks. The seven health systems include the University of Pennsylvania Health System, the Jefferson Health System, Temple University Health System, Mercy Health System, Albert Einstein Healthcare Network, Abington…

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