Safety is important in every workplace. People get hurt when safety standards are ignored in construction sites, oil rigs, mines, and other industries. When people get hurt, liability suits begin, and these suits will slow down the project and cost a lot of money. OSHA is there to make sure that every employer and project manager is following the recommended safety standards for the sake of the employees and the environment.

Opening your own restaurant or bar is certainly an exciting and fulfilling experience. If you want to sell alcohol in your establishment, however, there are a few more steps you'll need to take to obtain your liquor license and offer alcohol on your menu. Here is everything you need to know to get started. 1) Research the law in your local area. Since a liquor license gives the holder the legal right to serve alcohol, there are many rules and regulations surrounding how licenses are awarded.