Today is Worker’s Memorial Day 2014: New York honors the memory of workers who have died or have been injured on the job and fight for the safety of those who are alive and in good health
In New York City, a memorial including the Hardhat Procession into the Cathedral will be held this afternoon at St Patrick’s Cathedral during which OSHA’s Manhattan Area Office Director Kay Gee and Labor Liaison Laura Kenny will read names of construction workers killed on the job in New York City over the past year.
Other events will be held by OSHA and by other occupational safety activists and unions such as CSEA all around New York State and around the country.
Every year in New York close to 70,000 workers will suffer personal injury or illness related to their job and hundreds of them will die on the job.
New York Personal Injury Attorneys Blog


Because motorcycles offer very little protection when a crash occurs, motorcycle operators are 35 times more likely to die on the road than car passengers with head injury being the leading cause of death in motorcycle accidents.
