A Job To Die For: Why So Many Americans are Killed, Injured or Made Ill at Work and What to Do About It

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Summary: Denounces the myth of widespread worker compensation fraud
Review: A Job To Die For: Why So Many Americans Are Killed, Injured Or Made Ill At Work And What To Do About It by Lisa Cullen is a candid, honest, hard look at the phenomena of work-related injuries and fatalities in America, and just what can be done to reduce the unnecessary trauma, suffering, and economic impact of workplace accidents. Individual chapters denounce the myth of widespread worker compensation fraud, review practical-minded and cost-effective measures to increase safety, the issue ergonomics, and a great deal more. Touting a combination of information and exposure as the means to combat a very real problem, A Job To Die For is strongly recommended reading as a book that just might avoid an illness, prevent an injury, or even save a worker's life.