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Cal/OSHA fines Bimbo Bakeries $230,545 PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 02 April 2010 16:41

Cal/OSHA fines Bimbo Bakeries $230,545

Bimbo Bakeries was fined $230,545 for 20 violations of the state safety and health laws at three separate California locations, according to a report from the Department of Industrial Relations' division of Occupational Safety and Health.

Cal/OSHA reported that inspections began in November as part of "ongoing enforcement activity with the company," and citations were issued at facilities in South San Francisco, Escondido and Montebello.

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CDC Urges Swine Flu Vaccinations PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 01 February 2010 17:51

CDC Urges Swine Flu Vaccinations

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday, January 7, urged Americans of all ages to get vaccinated against the swine flu, saying it wanted to prevent a possible resurgence of the disease in the coming weeks and months.

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Workers' comp costs soar for self-insured employers PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 09 September 2009 15:56

Workers' Comp Costs Soar for Self-Insured Employers

Workers’ compensation costs for self-insured employers have soared, primarily because of post-system reform increases in medical payments, newly released data shows.

The number of workers’ comp claims for private-sector employers that self insure rose for the first time since 1991, the California Workers’ Compensation Institute reported Wednesday in a summary of new state data.

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Cal/OSHA Guidance for Employers and Employees... PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 07 July 2009 00:07

Cal/OSHA Guidance for Employers and Employees
Regarding Recent H1N1 (Swine Flu) Cases

UPDATED July 6, 2009—In April, a novel type A influenza virus, H1N1 (swine flu) emerged as a significant disease in Mexico. Laboratory‐confirmed cases have now been found in more than 70 countries. There have been 170 deaths related to this infection in the U.S., with 21 reported in California.

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Dear Optimal and Alliance

On Friday I got the request  from Michelle at Alliance to schedule transportation for todays surgery. I ask Michelle at Alliance to call Optimal to schedule. Just as I was leaving for work on Friday, I got a voice mail from Michelle that she called Optimal and they told her that she could not schedule that  I would have to call first and give the authorization.

I forgot to call before I left for work,  but remembered on my way home. I called Michelle at Alliance from my cell phone and she gave me the number to Optimal. I called Optimal and spoke to Mace.  I gave him the authorization to schedule the transportation. I told him that I had ask Alliance to schedule but Michelle was told I had to do it.  He said that was not correct they could have taken the information from Michelle when she called and then email me to make sure it was authorized.  In any regard Mace said that I could call Michelle back and give her his extension and he would get the information from her since I was on my way home and did not have Ms Mazy cell number or the address for the pick up on Monday.

Had Mace and Michelle not been so helpful  in assisting since I did not have access to the file, then the arrangements would have not been made and the surgery may have had to be postponed.

Just want to give you some positive feedback about these two employees and how they assisted me in a RUSH situation.

Thank you

Glenda K. Fleming                     
Claim Examiner, Senior Adjuster
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