According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, incidences of workplace fatalities were 17 percent fewer in 2009 than in 2008. The 4,340 fatal workplace injuries reported for ’09 is the lowest number on record since the BLS started keeping track in 1992.

While a large part of that has to do with the fact that there were fewer jobs in general, the BLS reported that injuries per 100,000 workers declined from 3.7 in 2008, to 3.3 in 2009.  Bloomberg also reported that, according to the National Council of Compensation Insurance, workplace injuries have been on the decline for 10 years, reflecting an overall trend toward safer workplaces.

Transportation accidents, which account for almost two-fifths of all fatal workplace injuries also declined by 21 percent in 2009; though an overall loss of jobs in the construction industry plays a large part in the decline of these injuries.

As a response to the BLS numbers, Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis said in a statement: “A single worker hurt or killed on the job is one too many. While a decrease in the number of fatal work injuries is encouraging, we cannot and will not relent from our continued strong enforcement of workplace safety laws. As the economy regains strength and more people re-enter the workforce, the Department of Labor will remain vigilant to ensure America’s workers are kept safe while they earn a paycheck.”

We agree that even one accident is too many, so here are a few tips for staying safe on the job.

1. Pay attention to overtime hours - Staying late is bad for your health in more ways than one.  One recent study reported that employees who work more than 10 hours per day and 60 percent more likely to develop heart disease.  A long day also makes your commute more hazardous. You’re more likely to get in an accident when you’re tired — in fact, research has shown that drowsy drivers are seven times more likely to crash.

2.  Talk to your boss if your job is taking a physical toll on you - Jobs that are physically demanding may start to wear on workers after a while — especially those that involve repetitive motion, awkward body positioning or heavy lifting.  Companies are required by law to provide workers with a safe work environment, and your boss can help you figure out a safer or more comfortable situation.

3. The same goes for workplace injuries - If you are injured on the job, speak up. Your company will either have to provide you with time off to recuperate, or with a new set of job duties that will not exacerbate the injury.

4. Take breaks -If your job is physically demanding or requires you to operate heavy machinery, working while tired can also pose safety risks. Like driving while tired, doing physically demanding work, like construction, maintenance or manufacturing, can be seriously dangerous to tired workers. Take short, frequent breaks to keep your attention levels high and your drowsiness levels low.

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Vermont
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana – ETL developer
Verizon Wireless–Retail customer support representative

New York
American Express – Senior marketing manager
Paychex, Inc. – Receptionist

Pennsylvania
The Cheesecake Factory – Kitchen manager
ADT Security Services Inc. – Residential sales representative

New Jersey
Comcast Cable – Network operations engineer 1, switched digital video
OMEGA – General manager

Connecticut
PharmaCom Group Inc – Medical Writer
Praxair – Systems Engineer

Rhode Island
Swarovski North America Ltd – Visual merchandising manager
Lincoln Technical Institute – Computer network securities instructor

Massachusetts
Ecolab, Inc. – Corporate accounts manager
Stanley Black & Decker – National account manager

Maine
McKesson – Welder
Hostess Brands – Maintenance Mechanic

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While some things in life may come tough for lefties — like finding a decent pair of scissors or a dinner companion who can keep their elbows to themselves — other things, like creativity and leadership ability, may come fairly easy, and help shape the career choices of those we affectionately call “goofy.” 

Though there are various theories for why this is, one of the most predominant has to do with which brain hemisphere controls what side of the body. “Handedness” is a function of the brain, and since the left hand is controlled by the right side of the brain, a dominant left hand means a dominant right brain.  Because the right side of the brain is responsible for non-verbal, random, holistic and fantasy-oriented processing, lefties are thought to naturally be more inclined toward creative careers. 

Whether you buy into this theory or not, the proof is in the pudding when it comes to left-handers and creativity. Take these famous left-handed creative types:

Actors/Comedians

• Tim Allen
• Matthew Broderick
• Tom Cruise
• Robert DeNiro
• Whoopi Goldberg
• Goldie Hawn
• Angeline Jolie
• Diane Keaton
• Nicole Kidman
• Jay Leno
• David Letterman
• Sarah Jessica Parker
• Julia Roberts
• Jerry Seinfeld
• Bruce Willis 

Musicians

• Paul McCartney
• Mozart
• Paul Simon
• Ringo Starr

Artists

• Leonardo DaVinci
• Michelangelo
• Raphael 

In addition to creativity, left-handed people may also be more inclined toward taking on leadership positions in their careers. It has been reported that 66 percent of U.S. presidents over the last 30 years have been left-handed, including three out of the last four: George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. 

Other leftie leaders throughout history include:

• Buzz Aldrin
• Steve Forbes
• Henry Ford
• Benjamin Franklin
• Al Gore
• Helen Keller
• John McCain
• Ronald Reagan
• Oprah Winfrey

So, while it may have taken you a while to overcome certain difficulties in your career — everything from health care exam rooms to cash registers and computer mice (mouses?) are designed for the right-handed — take comfort in knowing that your determination may one day make you a leader in your right-hand dominated field. Who’s goofy now?

Have any other famous lefties to add to our list? Include them in the comments section, below.

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On Tuesday we finished our spotlight of regions hiring in the country. Today I present a list of companies hiring employees right now throughout the country. Right now. Literally. Go on, find the right match for you.

Adventist Health System
Industry: Health care
Number of openings: 1,200
Sample job titles: Registered nurse, nursing, physical therapist, occupational therapist, pharmacist, speech language pathologist, physician, physician assistant, management, supply chain, nutrition services, human resources, information technology, accounting, marketing
Location: Florida, Texas, Illinois, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kansas, Colorado, Kentucky, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Missouri

AT&T
Industry: Telecommunications
Number of openings: 2,000
Sample job titles: Retail sales consultants, retail store managers, call center customer service representatives, premises technicians
Location: Nationwide

Auto-Wares
Industry: Automotive parts/retail
Number of openings: 57
Sample job titles: Counter sales, parts delivery
Location: Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio

CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
Industry: Corporate real estate
Number of openings: 187
Sample job titles: Service engineer, senior IT BSA, financial analyst
Location: New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, and more.

Comerica Bank
Industry: Banking/financial services
Number of openings: 50
Sample job titles: Customer service representatives, assistant banking center managers, banking center managers and commercial banking officers
Location: Texas, Arizona, California, Florida and Michigan

Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Industry: Travel/tourism
Number of openings: 500
Sample job titles: Sales/management trainee
Location: Nationwide

Freeport McMoRan
Industry: Mining
Number of openings: 450
Sample job titles: Architect, mechanical engineer, accountant, benefits analyst, truck driver, mechanic
Location: Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Connecticut

Gentex Corporation
Industry: Automotive electronics
Number of openings: 140
Sample job titles: Production team members, electrical design engineers, software development engineers, electrical project engineers, program managers, technical team leaders, manufacturing process technicians, software test engineers, product design engineers
Location: Zeeland, Mich.

Go Wireless
Industry: Retail
Number of openings: 75
Sample job titles: Store manager, sales associate
Location: New York, New Jersey, Florida

Guitar Center
Industry: Retail
Number of openings: 55
Sample job titles: CRM business architect, manager of user experience, senior marketing campaign analyst
Location: Westlake Village, Calif.

Harland Clarke
Industry: Marketing services and technology solutions
Number of openings: 50
Sample job titles: Senior programmer analyst, systems admin engineer, customer care specialists
Location: San Antonio, Glen Burnie, Md.

HealthPort
Industry: Electronic medical records
Number of openings: 60
Sample job titles: Medical record techs, IT
Location: Atlanta

Holland America
Industry: Leisure/entertainment
Number of openings: 65
Sample job titles: Reservation sales, oracle developer, maintenance engineer, marketing specialist
Location: Seattle

Intercontinental Capital Group
Industry: Mortgage
Number of openings: 100
Sample job titles: Loan consultants, team leaders
Location: New York, Phoenix, King of Prussia, Penn., Columbus, Boca Raton

LMS Intellibound
Industry: Industrial
Number of openings: 56
Sample job titles: Site manager, warehouse supervisor, unloader, administrative
Location: North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, South Carolina, New York, Maryland, Mississippi, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana

Marcus and Millichap
Industry: Commercial real estate
Number of openings: 90
Sample job titles: Commercial real estate agent, commercial real estate investment broker, executive assistant, brokerage administrator
Location: California, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Florida, and more

MetLife Home Loans
Industry: Mortgage Banking
Number of openings: 250
Sample job titles: Mortgage loan specialist, closer, funder, underwriter, underwriting manager, operations manager
Location: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Hauppauge, N.Y.

Millennium Pharmacy Systems, Inc.
Industry: Health care (pharmacy services, long-term care)
Number of openings: 60
Sample job titles: Staff pharmacists, dispensing pharmacist, pharmacy techs, customer service representatives, customer service supervisors, customer advocate, staff accountant
Location: Rhode Island, North Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and Illinois

National Agents Alliance
Industry: Insurance
Number of openings: 321
Sample job titles: Insurance sales representative (entry level and experienced), administrative assistant, recruiter
Location: Nationwide

Plymouth Auctioneering
Industry: Arts and entertainment/sales
Number of openings: 60
Sample job titles: Traveling art auction sales professional
Location: International travel (100 percent travel)

Saber Healthcare
Industry: Health care
Number of openings: 55
Sample job titles: Director of nursing, occupational therapist, physical therapist, administrators
Location: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Florida and Missouri

Shared Technologies, Inc.
Industry: Telecommunications
Number of openings: 50
Sample job titles: Sales executive, sr. sales executive, technician
Location: California, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, New York, New Jersey, Nevada Arizona, Maryland

Shelter Development, LLC
Industry: Housing/health care
Number of openings: 50
Sample job titles: Property manager, dining services director, clinical, assistant controller, assistant property manager, service technician, senior living program director, staff accountant
Location: Baltimore

Sutter Health
Industry: Health care
Number of openings: 1,700
Sample job titles: RN, nurse managers, directors, physical therapist, occupational therapist, HIM, pharmacist, IT
Location: Northern California region, including Sacramento, Central Valley, Bay Area, Peninsula

Tetra Tech
Industry: Government contractor – engineering
Number of openings: 85
Sample job titles: UXO technicians, field technician, lead UNIX/Linux technician
Location: Nationwide

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Oklahoma
Think Energy Group – Project manager
Think Energy Group – Operations technician

Texas
Alaven Pharmaceutical – Medical Device / pharma sales
U-Haul – Storage relief manager

Arkansas
Technisource – Experienced desktop support technician
Fidelity National Information Services – Item processing clerk III

Louisiana
Haverty Furniture Companies, Inc. – Furniture sales consultant
Adecco – Sales representative

Kentucky
Strayer University – Faculty / adjunct / PT – English
Nestle USA – Production team leader

Tennessee
Manpower Staffing – Intermodal dispatcher
Saia, Inc. – Mechanic class B lead

Mississippi
Batesville Casket – Human resources generalist
Dr. Pepper Snapple Group – District manager

Alabama
Security Finance Corporation – Customer service representative
Extended Stay Hotels – General manager

West Virginia
Molina Healthcare Inc. – Systems analyst
Dismas Charities Inc. – Employment placement specialist

Virginia
HealthSouth – Respiratory therapist- PRN
Parsons – Senior systems engineer

North Carolina
US Healthworks – Physician assistant / nurse practitioner
Genesis 10 – SQL DBA (with Crystal Reports, Oracle)

South Carolina
MDI Group – IT project coordinator
Bradford Barnes – Occupational therapist

Georgia
Nextgen Information Systems – Receptionist
Univision Communications Inc. – Creative services director

Florida
Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. – Litigation legal assistant/paralegal
Aarons Sales and Lease – Manager trainee – casselberry

Delaware
The BOSS Group – Web analytics manager
Chase – Online marketing manager

Maryland
Olive Garden – Restaurant manager
URS Corporation – Field technician

Washington, D.C.
UnitedHealth Group – Director of clinical review DDS-Maryland
Accountants International – Financial analyst

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Today the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its employment findings for metropolitan areas for April. Many metros have worse unemployment figures than they did a year ago, which is news we don’t like. However, some metros show a year-over-year increase, and that’s the kind of news worth celebrating. If for no other reason, the findings are worth noting because many Americans have been out of jobs for several months and doubt there is any way they will ever find a job.

Now, we’re not saying every job seeker needs to pack up and move to Manhattan, Kan. right now. Though, Kansas is a lovely state and I’m sure they’d like to have you. But, if your job search has left you feeling like no one is hiring for the job you want or are suited for, looking to a new location might be the way to go.

Relocating isn’t an option for everyone. It costs money, it’s inconvenient, it’s a risk. Last December we discussed the topic, weighing the pros and cons of moving to look for work. But for some people it’s the best option.

Whether you want to relocate or you just like to know what’s going on in the cities around you, here are the metros with “the largest over-the-year increases in employment” according to the BLS based on the number of jobs added.

1. Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, D.C.-Va.-Md.-W.Va.
2.Kennewick-Pasco-Richland, Wash.
3.McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, Texas
4. Ocean City, N.J.
5.Elkhart-Goshen, Ind.

However, based on percentage increases, the top metros are:

1. Ocean City, N.J.
2.Kennewick-Pasco-Richland, Wash.
3. Jacksonville, N.C.
4. Manhattan, Kan.
5. St. Joseph, Mo.-Kan.

You’ll notice that these metros aren’t the biggest, most recognizable names in the country, save for the Washington, D.C. area. Perhaps because people don’t think to look to smaller regions because they assume bigger cities offer more opportunities. Whatever the reason, the latest data shows that the metros to watch might not be the ones job seekers have been thinking about.

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Vermont
People’s United Bank – Audit manager
G4S Wackenhut – Traditional security officer – unarmed

New York
HSBC – Part-time bilingual teller
Apex Systems Inc– IT cost analyst

Pennsylvania
Amazon– Operations Manager
System One – Structural Engineer

New Jersey
Crestron Electronics– Electronic assembler
Johnson Matthey – Product Coordination Specialist

Connecticut
MSI International – Clinical case manager
Aetna – Health service manager – medical policy

Rhode Island
Modis – Sr. ETL developer
Swarovski North America Ltd – Associate attorney – legal affairs/risk

Massachusetts
Six Flags – Group sales supervisor
Allstate – Field property claim service adjuster

Maine
Kindred Healthcare – Staff development coordinator
Wells Fargo – Wff Usc credit manager

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Good luck!

North Dakota
Home Delivery & Assembly Technician – Select Comfort
Visual Merchandiser – AAFES

South Dakota
Climatologist/Ecologist – ASRC Research and Technology Solutions
Network Administrator – OEM Worldwide

Nebraska
Network Administrator – Boys Town National Research Hospital
Client Service Coordinator- Banfield, The Pet Hospital

Kansas
McKesson HealthQuest Business Analyst- Morgan Hunter Healthcare
Float Registered Nurse-PRN – The University of Kansas Hospital

Minnesota
Supervisor of Retail Sales – Verizon Wireless
IT Quality Analyst- UnitedHealth Group

Iowa
Occupational Therapist – McCall & Lee
Health Center Supervisor – Take Care Health System, LLC

Missouri
Executive Assistant – Morgan Hunter
Store Manager – Family Dollar

Wisconsin
Payroll Assistant – Epic
Residential Sales Representative – ADT Security Services Inc.

Illinois
Sr Analyst Implementation Manager- Caremark
Director of Finance and Administration – Northwestern University

Michigan
Kellogg Company – production workers and machine operators
Morgan Stanley Smith – financial adviser

Indiana
Test Engineer – MSX International
Senior Program Account Manager – Technology – Staples

Ohio
Branch Manager – PNC
Broadcast Operation Controller – WCMH – NBC

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Over the past few weeks we’ve gone around the country highlighting different job openings in each state. Today we present a list of companies hiring workers in May all over the country. These companies are looking to fill these positions right now, so get to it!

Advanced Communications Inc (ACI)
Industry: Telecommunications
Number of openings: 300
Sample job titles: Cable installer technician
Location: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Columbus, Chillicothe, Ohio; Madison Hts, Bay City, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Long Island, N.Y.

Aerotek
Industry: Staffing
Number of openings: 1,000
Sample job titles: Recruiter leading to sales, customer support, business operations
Location: Nationwide

American General Life and Accident Insurance Company (AGLA)
Industry: Life insurance
Number of openings: 500
Sample job titles: Sales associate
Location: Nationwide (except Wy. And N.Y.)

AWS
Industry: Social services
Number of openings: 77
Job Titles: Personal assistants and group home trainers
Locations: Ind.; Ohio; Mo.; N.M.

Bob Evans Farms, Inc.
Industry: Restaurant and food products
Number of openings: 50
Sample job titles: Help desk, VP of sales, programmer, restaurant assistant manager
Location: Midwest, southeast and mid-Atlantic

Cablevision Systems Corp
Industry: Telecommunications, media and entertainment
Number of openings: 250
Sample job titles: Account executive, customer service representative, advanced support representative, associate customer relations coordinator, inbound and outbound telephone sales representative, principal architect, advanced solutions engineer, senior accountant
Location: New York metropolitan area

Circle K
Industry: Retail
Number of openings: 55
Sample job titles: Store manager, customer service representative (CSR), inventory auditor, market manager, procurement analyst
Location: Nationwide

Clear
Industry: Telecommunications
Number of openings: 330
Sample job titles: Field sales representatives, general managers, indirect account executives, business to business representatives, retail sales executives, network operations, RF engineers, system engineers
Location: Nationwide

C.R. England
Industry: Refrigerated trucking and logistics
Number of openings: 400
Sample job titles: CDL truck driver, freight broker
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah

CROSSMARK
Industry: Retail, sales
Number of openings: 100
Sample job titles: Product demonstrator
Location: Nationwide

Flournoy Development Company
Industry: Construction and property management
Number of openings: 70
Sample job titles: Leasing consultant, regional property manager, service technician, director of sales, HR assistant
Location: Southeast and Texas

HMS
Industry: Healthcare technology and information
Number of openings: 60
Sample job titles: Account manager, account director, clinical project manager, medical coding auditor, medical review nurse, long-term care auditor, case manager, utilization review manager, verifications team lead, pharmacist reviewer, physician reviewer
Location: Nationwide (including New York City, N.Y.)

Holland America
Industry: Hospitality
Number of openings: 170
Sample job titles: Reservation sales agent, database administrator, marketing coordinator
Location: Seattle, Wash.

MacAulay-Brown, Inc.
Industry: Engineering and technical services
Number of openings: 80
Sample job titles: Malware reverse engineer, network security engineer, AGI/MASINT analyst, acquisition specialist, RF engineer
Location: Nationwide

Orange Lake Resorts
Industry: Hospitality
Number of openings: 200
Sample job titles: Time share sales consultant, telesales consultant
Location: Orlando, Fla.

P.F. Chang’s China Bistro
Industry: Restaurant
Number of openings: 150
Sample job titles: Restaurant manager, sous chef
Location: Scottsdale, Ariz.

Raymour & Flanigan
Industry: Retail – furniture
Number of openings: 61
Sample job titles: Home furnishing sales consultant, customer care coordinator, furniture repair technicians, manager in training, showroom manager, visual manager, warehouse associate
Location: Northeast

The Shelter Group/Brightview Senior Living
Industry: Property management / senior living
Number of openings: 116
Sample Job Titles: Property manager, assistant property manager, leasing consultant, service manager, service technician, porter, executive director, business office manager, health services director, dining services director, community sales director, RN,
Locations: Md., Del., Pa., Va., R.I., Conn., Mass., Ga., N.J., Miss., and Fla.

Stratus Building Solutions
Industry: Commercial cleaning
Number of openings: 65
Sample job titles: Sales, Operations, franchise opportunities
Location: Nationwide (including St. Louis, Mo.)

TRG Customer Solutions
Industry: Telecommunications
Number of openings: 350
Sample job titles: Sales representative, customer service representative, quality analyst, call center representatives, supervisors
Location: Pittsburgh, Oil City, Indiana, Pa.; Newport News, Va.; Bend, Ore; Charleston, Beckley, W.Va.;

U-Haul
Industry: Moving and storage and retail
Number of openings: 1,000
Sample job titles: Field relief managers, general managers, general manager trainees, storage manager teams, facility maintenance technicians, shop managers, reservations managers, customer service representatives
Location: Nationwide

Vector Marketing Corporation
Industry: Sales
Number of openings: 500
Sample job titles: Entry level sales/customer service
Location: Nationwide

Willis North America
Industry: Insurance and risk management
Sample job titles: Client managers, client services, finance officers
Location: Nashville, Tenn.; Chicago, Ill.; New York, N.Y.; Boston, Mass.; Atlanta, Ga.; Cheyenne Wyo.; Denver, Colo.; Hartford, Conn.; Houston, Texas; La Jolla, Los Angeles, Calif.; Minneapolis, Minn.

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Yes, Alaska and Hawaii, we’ve got you covered.

So look below for a list of companies hiring in the West. You can click on the state name to get a listing for the entire state, the company name for their complete listings throughout the U.S., or the job title for a specific job in that state.

Montana
Warner Chilcott – Pharmaceutical sales representative
Kraft Foods – Part-time merchandiser

Wyoming
Evanston Regional Hospital – Health information management (HIM) director
UPS – Shift supervisor

Colorado
United Airlines – Sr. software-solutions architect
Dollar General Corporation – Store manager

New Mexico
Mimbres Memorial Hospital – Licensed nurse
MetLife Bank – Reverse Mortgage Consultant

Arizona
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center – Inpatient social worker
Hostess Brands – Route sales representative

Nevada
Ann Taylor – Co-manager
Pharmstaff – Pharmacy technician

Idaho
Idaho Power – Multimedia communication specialist
City of Boise – Senior accounting specialist

Utah
Humana – Clinical innovations specialist
Thomson Reuters – Software engineer

California
Millipore Corporation – Manufacturing scientist
CBS Radio – Promotions assistant

Oregon
American Cancer Society – Executive director
Willamette Dental – Associate underwriter

Washington
Amazon – Senior software engineer
Walgreens – Hospital Liaison

 Hawaii
Target – Executive team leader
APS Healthcare – Sr. business analyst

Alaska
VALIC – Financial advisor
Adams & Associates – Medical biller

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