COVID-19 Resources For Workers
While we continue to learn more about COVID-19, there is still a lot we don’t know and we are looking to reputable health organizations and our healthcare and first-responders for … [Read more…]
While we continue to learn more about COVID-19, there is still a lot we don’t know and we are looking to reputable health organizations and our healthcare and first-responders for … [Read more…]
The following COVID-19 resources and information have been released by international news agencies and foriegn governments. All linked resource is located on its originating website. By following the link you … [Read more…]
The following COVID-19 resources have been released by state or local agencies. All linked resource is located on its originating website. By following the link you are leaving the WisCOSH … [Read more…]
The following COVID-19 resources have been released by US Federal agencies. All linked resource is located on its originating website. By following the link you are leaving the WisCOSH Website. … [Read more…]
WisCOSH is deeply saddened by yesterday’s horrific events at Miller Brewery in Milwaukee’s valley. We mourn the tragic and senseless loss of life of six workers. We encourage any workers, … [Read more…]
While WisCOSH is deeply saddened by the recent tragedy at the Miller Brewing facility in Milwaukee we are also extremely upset that given the continued and increasing incidence of workplace … [Read more…]
If you saw the following warning placards on vehicles at your workplace, or driving through your neighborhood, which one placard should you be most concerned about? … [Read more…]
WisCOSH has set the date for this year’s Annual Membership Meeting for October 12, 2019. We are currently seeking suggestions for our fundraiser meal. If you have ideas or favorites … [Read more…]
A couple years ago WisCOSH held the Midwest Premiere of A Day’s Work at Workers’ Memorial Day ceremonies in Milwaukee. It got rave reviews from those that saw it. Since … [Read more…]
WisCOSH is planning several events for Workers’ Memorial Week of Action and we will tell you about them as we get more details. Workers’ Memorial Week of Action For the … [Read more…]
WisCOSH has noticed a concerning trend over the last several years: creating pipelines for teen workers in their senior year to get them into technical schools quicker and out into … [Read more…]
As Spring begins it’s slow awakening and renewal WisCOSH begins its plans to hold Workers’ Memorial Day events as well as Workers’ Memorial Week of Action events. As in past … [Read more…]
DAY ONE: Once again it’s early December so that means that it’s time for the National COSH Conference. A time when all the COSH groups from across the country gather … [Read more…]
Thanks to the continuing agreement between the National COSH and the International Chemical Workers Union Council‘s Center for Worker Health & Safety Education, in Cincinnati OH, WisCOSH has been able … [Read more…]
On Sunday, April 28, 2013 WisCOSH will join together with workers, advocates and employers to both “Mourn for the Dead” and “Fight Like Hell for the Living“. You are invited … [Read more…]
It’s another day. Just like any other day. A worker dies on the job every 14 minutes of the day. All day. Another family loses an income. A father or … [Read more…]
For nearly a year WisCOSH has been working on it’s web presence to better serve it’s membership and workers in general. WisCOSH has redesigned it’s website to better take advantage … [Read more…]
This class is the cornerstone to understanding both the worker’s and the employer’s rights and responsibilities in the workplace. It covers what OSHA is and where it came from, what … [Read more…]
Thursday, December 13, 2012 ATU Local 998 Hall – 734 N. 26th St, Milwaukee, WI WisCOSH invites all workers, worker representatives and advocates to join us as we commemorate 34 … [Read more…]
There is a sustained, and increasing, occurrence of violence in all aspects of life in America in the 21st Century. Unfortunately this is not a new trend but one that … [Read more…]