Tuesday, August 31, 2004

OSHA FORCED TO LIST MOST DANGEROUS COMPANIES

Want to know where NOT to work? OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has just released a list of companies and the injury rates of said companies. OSHA initially tried to only list the companies names (fat lot of good to know that there was at least one injury at IBM in 2003) because they said injury rates could be used by each company's competition. Well, a Federal Judge had to rule to get them to release injury rates as well, and they have.

Check out the list over at TheMemoryHole.org Scroll down to get to the link to the file. (It's a HUGE 4.3 mbs!) Also, read more about it all there--that site is a great site in general.

For a taste, Coca-Cola has about thirty companies listed and no less than 2000 people were injured at each company.

I'd give you more, but the damn thing is taking forever to load. I'd DL it locally if I were you. It's so huge, you really want to have it on your hard drive for much easier access.

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