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How to Identify Phony Fire Extinguisher Inspectors

How to Identify Phony Fire Extinguisher Inspectors

Creative custom signs can be a good way to let fake inspectors know that you’re on to them. (via MySafetySign.com) July 25, 2012 — In recent years, cities throughout the country, from California to New Jersey, have become plagued by phony fire extinguisher inspectors.  The con is simple. First, pretend to be a fire extinguisher […]

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Gender-Neutral Bathroom Signs Spark Controversy

Gender-Neutral Bathroom Signs Spark Controversy

A new breed of gender-neutral bathroom signage includes a new symbol, meant to represent transgendered persons (via thestar.com) July 23, 2012 — While gender-neutral bathrooms are not a fresh idea, particularly in the case of single-use restrooms, one Nova Scotia health services provider’s use of a new gender-neutral symbol has garnered a great deal of […]

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Top 4 ways to protect your gadgets: Phone deactivation service joins essential anti-theft measures

Top 4 ways to protect your gadgets: Phone deactivation service joins essential anti-theft measures

A sweater and sushi.  Or rather, a Tablet and an iPhone. July 11, 2012 — This week, AT&T became the third major cell service provider in the United States to allow users to block services for lost and stolen phones. As a result of such measures, smartphone theft should happen less in the years to come. […]

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Convenience or Culture: Canada’s Bilingual Sign Feud

Convenience or Culture: Canada’s Bilingual Sign Feud

French Canada enforces strict language laws for both road and commercial signs. (Reuters) June 25, 2012 — French Canada is known for its strict language policies, that require French to be displayed larger and more prominently on all signage. Certain businesses and chains whose brands are in English are given exception to this law, but […]

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OSHA Ramps Up Efforts to Protect Whistleblowers

OSHA Ramps Up Efforts to Protect Whistleblowers

OSHA’s Whistle Blower Protection Program (via SmartHR) June 18, 2012 –The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is increasing efforts to protect whistle blowers who speak out against employer negligence on workplace hazards. Ever since the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, employers are responsible for providing a safe work environment by complying with OSHA’s health and […]

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Double Drowning Accompanied by Hope: CDC Study Shows Decrease in Overall National Drowning Rate

Double Drowning Accompanied by Hope: CDC Study Shows Decrease in Overall National Drowning Rate

Keeping a watchful eye over swimming children can help prevent injury and drowning. (via MyPoolSigns.com) June 12, 2012 — The Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported that drowning rates have declined in the last decade, but swimmers should still take necessary precautions in and around the pool.  As the weather warms up, many people will be […]

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Campground Injuries Increase Need for Signs

Campground Injuries Increase Need for Signs

  One of a series of signs that helps maintain safety on the campground, letting campers know which areas venomous predators inhabit. (MySafetySign.com) 6/6/2012 — Over the past few years, more and more Americans have been choosing to pack up the tent or RV and spend some quality time with the great outdoors.  Maintaining safety on the […]

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