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NY Injured Union Workers Support Group is a place for union workers that have been injured on the job to share their story and offer help to others.

This support group is a safe place for union workers that have been injured in New York to discuss their experiences and offer help to others that have been in similar situations. Although safety regulations are set in order to keep job sites safe, thousands of workers are still injured or killed on the job. If you are a union worker that has been hurt or have a friend or family member that has been injured, join our support group and share your story.

10/07/2026

Falls can happen in seconds, but the consequences can last much longer.

For workers using ladders, scaffolds, roofs, platforms, or other elevated work areas, the right fall protection matters. OSHA requires fall protection in many situations and identifies planning, proper equipment, and training as key parts of preventing falls.

Before working at a height, know the risks and make sure the proper protections are in place.

Learn more about fall prevention:
https://www.osha.gov/fall-protection

09/30/2026

Not every workplace injury happens in a single moment.

For workers regularly exposed to loud machinery, power tools, construction equipment, or other high-noise environments, hearing damage can develop gradually — and it can be permanent.

Protecting your hearing means recognizing the risk before you notice the damage. Proper hearing protection and workplace noise controls can make a difference.

Learn more about occupational noise and hearing protection from OSHA:
https://www.osha.gov/noise

09/23/2026

A workplace injury may involve more than workers' compensation.

Depending on how an accident happened and who may have been responsible, an injured worker may have additional legal options. That's why understanding the circumstances surrounding an accident matters.

Hach & Rose represents injured New Yorkers, including workers hurt in construction and other work-related accidents, and offers free consultations with no fee unless compensation is recovered.

Have questions about what options may apply to your situation?
📞 212-779-0057
📧 [email protected]
🌐 unionlawfirm.com

09/16/2026

After a workplace injury, information matters.

Workers have rights related to accessing certain medical and exposure records and reviewing records of work-related injuries and illnesses.

Knowing what records exist — and what you're entitled to see — can help you better understand what has been documented about your workplace and your health.

Learn more from OSHA:
https://www.osha.gov/workers

09/09/2026

Speaking up about an unsafe condition shouldn't put your job at risk.

Federal law gives workers the right to raise safety concerns, report injuries, request an OSHA inspection and speak with an inspector without being punished for exercising those rights.
If something on the job doesn't look safe, your voice matters — for you and for the people working beside you.

Know your rights:
https://www.osha.gov/workers

09/02/2026

A hard hat, harness or pair of safety glasses only protects you when it's the right equipment for the hazard — and it fits and functions properly.

OSHA requires employers to provide certain PPE when workplace hazards call for it and to train workers on when and how to use it.

If your protective equipment is damaged, doesn't fit or isn't appropriate for the work you're doing, don't ignore it.

Learn more directly from OSHA:
https://www.osha.gov/personal-protective-equipment

08/26/2026

After a workplace injury, it's normal to have questions.

What benefits am I entitled to?
Should I report my injury right away?
What happens if my claim is denied?
Do I need legal guidance?

Hach & Rose is committed to helping injured New Yorkers understand their rights and navigate the legal process with confidence.

If you have questions about your injury or your legal options, call today!

📞 212-779-0057
📧 [email protected]
🌐 https://www.unionlawfirm.com

08/19/2026

Fatigue doesn't just affect how you feel—it affects how safely you work.

Long shifts, physically demanding jobs, and summer heat can reduce concentration, slow reaction time, and increase the risk of workplace injuries.

If you're feeling exhausted, take it seriously. Looking after yourself is part of working safely.

Learn more about workplace safety and health from NIOSH:
👉 https://www.cdc.gov/niosh

08/12/2026

Before your shift begins, take a minute to check what matters most.

✔ Is your equipment safe to use?
✔ Are you wearing the proper protective gear?
✔ Have you identified potential hazards?
✔ Do you know who to report safety concerns to?

Small habits can make a big difference when it comes to preventing workplace injuries.

Learn more about workplace safety here:
👉 https://www.osha.gov/workers

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