Safety tops workers' concerns, study says
About 85 percent of workers rate safety first among labor standards they care about, above maternity leave, overtime pay and paid sick days.
Two hundred city schools kids screamed and cheered as Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis walked into Abbottston Elementary with backpacks full of supplies to give away. Lewis, along with his youngest daughter, Raven, and his mother spoke to students about working hard, listening to their teachers and paying attention. He also stressed what is important off the field — helping others. "You guys are our future," he told them.
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About 85 percent of workers rate safety first among labor standards they care about, above maternity leave, overtime pay and paid sick days.
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