OSHA must be notified within 8 hours of the employer learning of the fatality. There are exceptions for fatalities that involve a motor vehicle on public highway, etc. See the link at the bottom of the page for more information.
It covers ANY type of discrimination occurring for ANY reason which occurs in an inidvidual's workplace or in an atmosphere or setting controlled by their employer. Workplace discrimination is the employer identifying and acting on the real differences among workers and applicants. A few specified bases of discrimination are prohibited - race , sex, religion, age, disability, union membership, veteran status, and bankruptcy. Other than those, employers are unrestricted in discriminating.
report it to your boss
The term for an activity that benefits an individual at the expense of their employer is often referred to as "self-dealing" or "conflict of interest." This occurs when an employee engages in actions that prioritize their personal gain over the best interests of the organization. Such activities can undermine trust and productivity within the workplace.
When a death occurs
It is the duty of every employee to be conscious of workplace safety. Employees should perform an informal safety audit every day on the job. They should report any safety violations to their supervisors.
A fatal accident is an accident when a fatality(or death) occurs. A "Fatal Accident" is most commonly used to refer to car accidents when someone dies.
the moment the transaction occurs not when you receive the money
Fatality Free Shifts (FFS) is a safety metric used in industries like mining and construction to track the number of consecutive shifts worked without a fatality. To calculate FFS, organizations count shifts worked since the last fatality, resetting the count to zero if a fatal incident occurs. This method helps promote a culture of safety by encouraging continuous improvement and vigilance among workers. Regular reporting and analysis of FFS can identify trends and enhance safety protocols.
If it occurs in the workplace it's just like harassment which is an OHS issue.
The four broad categories of workplace violence are: Criminal Intent: This involves violence committed by individuals who have no legitimate relationship to the workplace, such as robbery or vandalism. Customer/Client Violence: This occurs when clients or customers become violent, often in service-oriented environments. Worker-on-Worker Violence: This type involves employees harming their colleagues, which can stem from conflicts or disputes within the workplace. Personal Relationship Violence: This occurs when an individual is targeted by someone with whom they have a personal relationship, and the incident takes place at the workplace.
Yes - and ultimately the business manager.
Since 1964 there has been *reported* 64,000 attacks as of 2009.