An appeal for more protection for outdoor workers has gone out after more than a dozen men …
Bahrain Bans Outdoor Work In Hottest Hours Due to Safety ConcernsRead More
Safety and Loss Control
Work Comp Provider Helps North Dakota Recover from Floods
Designated FEMA responder since working with hurricane Katrina, Rita, Ike, and Lili support …
Work Comp Provider Helps North Dakota Recover from FloodsRead More
CANADA Hospital Health Care Workers Contract Nasty Bacteria
Two health care workers who contracted Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) are the latest victims …
CANADA Hospital Health Care Workers Contract Nasty BacteriaRead More
Cambodian Officials in Malaysia Investigate Worker Death
Cambodian embassy officials in Malaysia are investigating the death of a Cambodian domestic …
Cambodian Officials in Malaysia Investigate Worker DeathRead More
HSE Says British Company Put Workers Lives in Danger
An Oldham, Great Britain company has been sentenced after it ignored two formal warnings, putting …
HSE Says British Company Put Workers Lives in DangerRead More
Questionable Safety for Guatemalan and Nicaraguan Migrant Workers
Declarations making it easier to protect the rights of Guatemalan and Nicaraguan citizens who work …
Questionable Safety for Guatemalan and Nicaraguan Migrant WorkersRead More
Five Lessons Employers Can Learn from the NFL Concussion Suit
Since NFL means National Football League, those in the workers compensation industry may be …
Five Lessons Employers Can Learn from the NFL Concussion SuitRead More
Workplace Precautions for Handling Hazardous Drugs to Healthcare Workers
Hospital and health care employers were reminded recently that hazardous drugs such as …
Workplace Precautions for Handling Hazardous Drugs to Healthcare WorkersRead More
CANADA Nova Scotia Summer Job Safety Message for Youth
The government of Nova Scotia is sending a safety message to employers, parents, and students as …
CANADA Nova Scotia Summer Job Safety Message for YouthRead More
NEW ZEALAND 106 People Injured Every Day on the Slopes
More than 13,000 people injured themselves skiing or snowboarding last year, which is the …
NEW ZEALAND 106 People Injured Every Day on the SlopesRead More
Contractor Fined and Qualified for OSHA Severe Violators Enforcement Program
A roofing contractor with a long history of violating workplace safety standards faces nearly …
Contractor Fined and Qualified for OSHA Severe Violators Enforcement ProgramRead More
Irish Employers Let Health and Safety Lapse
Two employers were fined as a result of an incident at the Springbank Industrial Estate, Belfast, …
Irish Minister Wants New Culture of Farm Safety
Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Marine, and Food, Simon Coveney TD, called on farmers and …
Contractor Cited by OSHA When Chemical Tank Explosion Kills Worker
Federal safety officials have cited science-based products company DuPont and a New York contractor …
Contractor Cited by OSHA When Chemical Tank Explosion Kills WorkerRead More
WCRI Identifies Policies to Hold Down Pharmacy Costs
Why are prescription costs up to 40 percent lower in Washington state than …
WCRI Identifies Policies to Hold Down Pharmacy CostsRead More
Canadian Regulations Proving Cancer is Work-Related for Firefighters
Shortly after stating that four more cancers were added to the list of occupational diseases …
Canadian Regulations Proving Cancer is Work-Related for FirefightersRead More
Australia Provides 6.7 Million for Workers Comp Training Programs
WorkCover New South Wales (Australia) recently announced the 47 recipients of the $6.7 million …
Australia Provides 6.7 Million for Workers Comp Training ProgramsRead More
Report 4,340 Workers Died on the Job in 2009
The AFL-CIO's latest annual study, "Death on the Job: the Toll of Neglect," states …
Online College To Pay $260,000 To Settle EEOC Lawsuit Charging Sexual Harassment
Arizona-based High-Tech Institute Inc., doing business as Anthem College Online, will pay $260,000 …
Online College To Pay $260,000 To Settle EEOC Lawsuit Charging Sexual HarassmentRead More
Report on Fatal British Workplace Injuries
June 28 marked the publication by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) of the 2010-11 …
