Ginger Christ
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Nearly 200 coronavirus-related complaints to Cleveland health department are a window into workplace safety concerns
In the 10 days following Ohio’s order that shuttered all “non-essential” businesses to prevent the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus, nearly 200 complaints were logged with the Cleveland Department of Public Health. → Read More
Cuyahoga County ‘disease detectives,' CWRU medical students track coronavirus in one of Ohio’s hotspots
To keep up with the surge of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Cuyahoga County, medical students and residents from Case Western Reserve University have stepped in to bolster the county’s health worker staff, which was stretched to capacity. → Read More
Cleveland Clinic has ability to test for coronavirus in-house now
Cleveland Clinic officials said the health system has the ability to test for the novel coronavirus. → Read More
Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals to begin testing in-house for coronavirus
The Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals soon will begin testing patients for the novel coronavirus in-house. → Read More
Parma UAW workers stay on picket lines as they react to news of tentative agreement with GM
Local GM workers react to news of a tentative agreement → Read More
Cleveland Clinic raising minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2020
The Cleveland Clinic is raising the minimum wage for all employees to $15 by 2020. → Read More
'My truly sick patients' safety was at risk:' Overworked nurses seek burnout relief
Nurses across Ohio say they love what they do but are overburdened by low staffing levels, greater numbers of patients and added responsibilities. Some nurses consider leaving the profession, while others find ways to handle the stress. But they all worry what these issues mean for patients and the quality of care they receive. → Read More
Jen Fekete turns wood pallets into home decor: Makers 2017 (photos)
Jen Fekete transforms discarded wood pallets into home decor. She is one of many Northeast Ohio "makers." → Read More
CareSource patients having a difficult time getting prescriptions filled after policy change
Medicaid patients with rheumatic diseases are not only battling their chronic conditions but also CareSource in a fight for medications. → Read More
Program used to enroll Ohioans in Medicaid, Obamacare exchanges to shut down, cause layoffs
A service that helps Ohioans enroll in Medicaid and the healthcare exchanges is shutting down and most of its 54 employees will be laid off, executives say. → Read More
The gender pay gap is alive and well in Cleveland healthcare
In Cleveland, female physicians are paid 27 percent - or $92,320 - less than their male counterparts. → Read More
City gives suggested traffic detours for RNC
The city has released a list of suggested detours to help drivers avoid the litany of road closures in place during the convention. → Read More
Goodyear's Billy Taylor on Earning the Right to Play the Leadership Game
In eighth grade, Billy Taylor was the star of his school football team. Fans chanted his moniker, “BT Express” as he made game-changing plays on the gridiron. → Read More
10 Steps to Create a Continuous Improvement Culture
Camcraft began its continuous improvement journey four years ago. And, as Steve Olsen, executive vice president, shared, it was not a smooth ride for the automotive components supplier. → Read More
Goodyearâs Billy Taylor on Earning the Right to Play the Leadership Game
In eighth grade, Billy Taylor was the star of his school football team. Fans chanted his moniker, “BT Express” as he made game-changing plays on the gridiron. → Read More
10 Steps to Create a Continuous Improvement Culture
Camcraft began its continuous improvement journey four years ago. And, as Steve Olsen, executive vice president, shared, it was not a smooth ride for the automotive components supplier. → Read More
Photo Gallery: Major MasterCraft Supplier Runs Automated Factory
Last year, GereMarie moved into a new facility – a 160,000-square-foot footprint that was a far cry from its former 40,000-square-foot home. The new plant – and the additional space – allowed President Jim Schultz to build exactly the manufacturing facility he wanted – and needed – for his aluminum machining and fabricating company. Located in Lake Zurich, Ill., just outside of Chicago,… → Read More
OSHA Issues Final Rule on Silica
Industry groups call the new rule a "public health victory" and a "long overdue step" in protecting workers. → Read More
Putting Out Fires in the Factory
Using Firefighting Skills to Promote Safety at Work | Emergency Response → Read More
2015 IW Best Plants Winner: Victaulic Couples Safety with Excellence
Victaulic lives and breathes safety - even when no one is looking. → Read More