Amid the ongoing challenge of maintaining safe environments in diverse working sectors, the Wisconsin Safety Council has proudly announced the winners of the 31st annual Workplace Safety Awards. This prestigious event aims to honor companies that excel in fostering cultures of safety, celebrating
Recent rulings by administrative law judges (ALJs) concerning OSHA citations have brought attention to significant workplace safety violations. One case revolves around a tragic pipeline explosion during "pigging" operations undertaken by Bobcat Contracting LLC, leading to fatalities and severe
Health monitoring in the workplace is an essential practice that ensures the safety of workers exposed to hazardous substances. As regulatory requirements continue to evolve and become more stringent, it is crucial for employers to be prepared to implement comprehensive health monitoring systems.
Workers at JBS Foods in Worthington, Minnesota are advocating for enhanced health and safety conditions at their pork processing plant following a surge in workplace injuries. The United Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 663 has taken the lead in pushing for these improvements, particularly in
The recent legislative activities in Iowa have prominently featured proposed changes to open records laws and the implementation of Medicaid work requirements. Several bills have been forwarded to Governor Kim Reynolds for her consideration by lawmakers, reflecting significant shifts in policy
A puzzling medical phenomenon has surfaced at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Massachusetts, drawing attention to an unusual occurrence among its staff. Over the last few years, several staff members have been diagnosed with benign brain tumors, raising concerns about potential environmental causes
