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Restaurant Hostess Loses Job To ‘Please Seat Yourself’ Sign
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Car seat safety: The biggest mistakes parents make, and how to avoid them
Make your child's car ride as safe as possible by avoiding these common mistakes when using car seats, booster seats, and seat belts.
Safety Tips for Car Seats
For your child's safety, it is critically important to select car seats carefully, to follow strict guidelines when installing them and to follow precautions when driving with your child in a car seat.
6 lifesaving seat belt tips for EMTs and paramedics
Try these tips to make seat belt use in the patient care compartment just as normal as your personal vehicle I am sure your department has a seat belt use
Toxic Hot Seat: How Flame Retardant Chemicals Can Harm You
The documentary "Toxic Hot Seat" reveals the toxic truth about flame retardant chemicals as well as disturbing facts that many are not aware of.
Car Seats: Safety Tips, Stay Away From These 10 Common Mistakes
For your child's safety, it is critically important to select car seats carefully, to follow strict guidelines when installing them and to follow precautions when driving with your child in a car seat.
Why some car seats may endanger our health over time
New research has found that some chemicals present in the foam padding of car seats could easily enter commuters' bodies, exposing them to health issues.
What you need to know to keep your child safe in a car seat
Most states have laws requiring parents to have a car seat before they can leave the hospital. According to the Journal of Pediatrics, 95 percent of infant car seats installed in the United States have at least one major installation error. Local police and fire departments, and safety organizations are willing to train parents on car seat installations for free. Police and fire personnel can install the child safety seat and will provide a certification.
Need an entry-level job at a store or restaurant? It can be harder now
Getting a job at a store or fast-food restaurant — often a way into the economy for an unskilled worker — used to be as simple as walking up and down the mall and applying. Now, with store chains closing and laying off thousands of workers, that path is more complicated.
