The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced that an Administrative Law Judge of the Occupational Safety...
Monthly Archives: <span>November 2010</span>
A federal jury in Des Moines has ruled that an Iowa hotel chain unlawfully fired an employee because of her...
The United States is lagging behind nearly every other high-income country in reducing annual traffic fatalities, said a report released...
Lacking standards to weigh costs against safety, BP and its partners made critical errors leading to the largest offshore oil...
Aon Benfield has issued a briefing on uncommon European winter storm tracks in conjunction with the University of Cologne. The...
The National Transportation Safety Board is faulting Massachusetts for not doing enough to combat what they call “hardcore” drunken drivers....
A bystander wounded in a police shootout with another man as a crowd left a New York City block party...
An investigation born of a fiery plane crash at a small New Jersey airport nearly six years ago has culminated...
Cal/OSHA has implemented updated safety standards for employees working in outdoor heat. The revisions to the Heat Illness Prevention Standard,...
A broken pipe that flooded Erie County’s Office of Children and Youth last November has cost nearly $1.3 million to...