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Seven U.S. coal miners died in accidents so far this year, most of them with less than a year of...
California’s Department of Industrial Relations’ Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board today approved a regulation aimed at strengthening workplace safety...
Builders Mutual, a provider of commercial insurance for the construction industry in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, has established the Job-Site...
Workers’ compensation insurer, Texas Mutual Insurance Co., has awarded a combined $1 million in grants to 10 community colleges across...
When a Texas City refinery exploded in 2005, 15 people died. Months later, the U.S. Chemical Safety Board found that...
Workers’ compensation Texas Mutual Insurance Co. has launched a free workplace safety training tool for policyholders called e-Learning. e-Learning gives...
A Missouri-based utility said it will appeal a state judge’s award of more than $10 million to a man who...
Health officials say the majority of more than 200 workers tested for lead exposure at a Superior, Wis., shipyard had...
A Massachusetts company where a worker’s arm was inflated in an industrial accident has been cited by federal workplace safety...