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Thank you We sneak in and here's your smoke to

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your brought to you by costly expenses like that hundred

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eight inch plasma we suddenly had to own Go have

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that conversation with your wife Can't all right check out

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the following passage about lucia safety standards working man toxic

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chemical fifty three billion dollars Work kids the economy all

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right The writer supports the claim that workplace injuries and

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illnesses are costly for businesses by what and the choices

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are right here Okay let's go well Workplace injuries air

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harmful for everyone especially the workers getting hammered But for

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this question we need to pay attention to two important

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words we need to consider what's most costly for business

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not for employees comrades or for their extended families or

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for the nineteen eighty two denver broncos Don't get us

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started it's just not worth going what's going o most

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directly affect the big boss in the corner office of

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a cup coffee not being just how he likes it

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Worker injury costs a great deal on karen treatment that's

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a greater concern for that health care industry and the

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stress caused by families also isn't really a business issue

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unless of course we're talking about a family business and

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then we got a whole bunch of other problems process

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you know statement be addresses the impact of worker injuries

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on the general economy which does indirectly affect business but

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there is a better more specific answer The article directly

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sites the amount fifty three billion dollars a year that

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injuries cost employers in worker's comp alone that's a lot

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of and what's the one thing our boss in the

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corner office cares About most other than coffee cup positioning

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Yeah bottom line margins profits But of being the exorbitant

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cost of workers compensation directly effects businesses negatively making d

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the correct answer because we really do need to monitor

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our expenses seriously Nobody needs an eight k tv You're

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basically just staring into the actors pores and it's really 00:02:05.279 --> [endTime] kind of gross Oh

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