Sizing Up the Gig Economy June 14, 2018 By Christopher Rugaber Look around, and it seems more Americans are working outside traditional full-time jobs — whether as freelance graphic designers or...
How the U.S. Can Improve Workplace Injury and Illness Data January 18, 2018 By Denise Johnson Federal agency officials involved in reducing work-related injuries and illnesses believe there is still a lot to learn about the...
Workplace Fatalities Continue to Increase, with Transportation Incidents #1 Cause December 27, 2017 There were 5,190 workplace fatalities reported in the U.S. in 2016, a seven percent increase over the previous year. According...
What Latest U.S. Statistics on Nonfatal Workplace Injuries Reveal October 31, 2016 Private employers reported approximately 2.9 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2015, or about 48,000 fewer than in 2014,...
Report Shows 120 Louisiana Workplace Fatalities in 2014 October 6, 2015 A new federal report says 120 Louisiana workers died on the job last year — six more than in 2013....
P/C Insurance Industry’s Low Unemployment Rate Likely to Go Lower September 1, 2015 The insurance sector has been hiring all year and appears on track to continue to add personnel. The Bureau of...
Indiana Records New Low in Workplace Injuries, Illnesses December 10, 2014 Indiana officials say nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses across the state fell to the lowest rate on record with 3.8...
Utah Registers 39 Workplace Deaths In 2012 September 4, 2013 New figures from Bureau of Labor Statistics show there were 39 workplace deaths in 2012 in Utah – the same...
Wyoming Workplace Deaths Reached 5-Year High In 2012 August 26, 2013 Workplace fatalities in Wyoming reached the highest number in five years in 2012, slightly surpassing the number of deaths the...
Connecticut Workplace Injury Cases Up 11% to 50,600 in 2011 March 5, 2013 The U.S. Department of Labor says the number of workplace injuries in Connecticut jumped 11 percent in 2011 over the...