Synopsis

The cost of work in America is often measured in dollars and cents, but a far greater price is paid in lives and well-being. In industries rife with danger, a disturbing reality persists: the potential for death, injury, and lifelong illness looms large. While federal regulations exist to safeguard workers, their enforcement often falls short, leaving companies with minimal accountability for the safety of those who labor within their walls. The consequences of this neglect are stark. Each y