Miami‑Dade Nurse Arrested After Workplace Assault
- A Miami‑Dade nurse was arrested after allegedly attacking a coworker at an assisted living facility.
- Deputies said the incident began as a workplace dispute and escalated into physical violence, causing injuries and property damage.
- According to the arrest report, the nurse also resisted officers who responded to the scene.
- The facility notified authorities, and the nurse was taken into custody on multiple charges.
Survey Finds Nearly One‑Third of Employees Receive No Safety Training
- The 2025 Pie Insurance Employee Voice on Workplace Safety Report surveyed over 1,000 small‑business employees to understand their experiences with workplace safety.
- Mental health emerged as the top safety concern, surpassing physical injuries.
- The survey found that 17% of workers hesitate to report safety issues due to fear of retaliation.
- It also showed that 28% of employees have never received workplace safety training.
New York Mandates Violence‑Prevention Plans for Healthcare Workers
- New York has enacted a law requiring hospitals and nursing homes to implement workplace violence prevention programs.
- Facilities must develop written plans, conduct hazard assessments, and provide staff training to address risks of violence against healthcare workersNational Law Review.
- Beginning in 2027, hospitals must complete annual safety and security assessments tailored to their operations.
- The law aims to strengthen protections for employees, patients, and visitors in clinical settings.