New Jersey-based Supply Plus was recently cited with one willful, 25 serious and two …
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Safety and Loss Control
Global Manufacturer Fined after Worker Dies in British Factory
A global manufacturer has been fined £180,000 ($280,000) after a worker was killed at an …
Global Manufacturer Fined after Worker Dies in British FactoryRead More
10 Companies Awarded $207,000 to Support Workplace Safety
The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation (BWC) reported recently awarding 10 businesses safety …
10 Companies Awarded $207,000 to Support Workplace SafetyRead More
Pair of Australian Employers Fined after Man Suffers Permanent Fall Injuries
Two Australian companies and two of their directors have been fined a total of $512,500 and ordered …
Pair of Australian Employers Fined after Man Suffers Permanent Fall InjuriesRead More
Older Employees Have Smaller than Expected Impact on Loss Costs
Even though there is an increasing number of aging U.S. workers, older employees have shown to …
Older Employees Have Smaller than Expected Impact on Loss CostsRead More
Ontario Volunteer Fire Department Gets Burned
A rare prosecution involving a small Ontario (Canada) town's volunteer fire department has …
British Driver Whose Career Ended in Workplace Accident is Compensated
A Lorry, Great Britain, driver whose career was ended after he badly broke his wrist in a workplace …
British Driver Whose Career Ended in Workplace Accident is CompensatedRead More
Dept of Labor Proposes Updates to Child Labor Regulations
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) is proposing revisions to child labor laws that will strengthen …
Dept of Labor Proposes Updates to Child Labor RegulationsRead More
CANADA Alberta Labor Groups Seek More Workplace Protections
Alberta labour groups are calling on the province to do more to prevent a growing number of …
CANADA Alberta Labor Groups Seek More Workplace ProtectionsRead More
Georgia Employer OSHA Violations for Open Pit, Blocked Fire Escapes, and others
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently …
Georgia Employer OSHA Violations for Open Pit, Blocked Fire Escapes, and othersRead More
Workers Detail Abuse in Chinese-Owned Mines in Zambia
Chinese-run copper mining companies in Zambia routinely flout labor laws and regulations …
Workers Detail Abuse in Chinese-Owned Mines in ZambiaRead More
Former Asbestos School Owner Sentenced to Prison Time
The former owner of the country’s largest asbestos abatement training school has been …
Former Asbestos School Owner Sentenced to Prison TimeRead More
Saskatoon Judge: Seatbelts Can Be a Hazard
For workers who spend the days behind the wheel, it would make sense to assume that the thin strip …
New Zealand WC Bureau Finds More Alcohol Related Injuries During Graduation
New Zealand’s Workers Comp Bureau, the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) and …
New Zealand WC Bureau Finds More Alcohol Related Injuries During GraduationRead More
Metalworkers Union Urges ILO to ACT on Precarious Work
Unions from around the world, including the International Metalworkers Federation (IMF) affiliates, …
Metalworkers Union Urges ILO to ACT on Precarious WorkRead More
Kansas City Employer Singled Out For Excellent Worker Safety Record
Missouri’s Labor Department’s On-Site Safety and Health Consultation Program recently …
Kansas City Employer Singled Out For Excellent Worker Safety RecordRead More
British Columbia Delegates Meet to Form Workplace Safety Strategy
More than 300 local government delegates from across B.C. met in Vancouver recently to share …
British Columbia Delegates Meet to Form Workplace Safety StrategyRead More
OSHA Cites Illinois Employer for Many Safety Violations
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently …
OSHA Cites Illinois Employer for Many Safety ViolationsRead More
Reduction Seen in U.S. Workplace and Illnesses
The U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported non-fatal workplace …
What are Working Alone Rules in Saskatchewan
The killing of a convenience store employee in Saskatchewan in June has spurred the provincial …
