Just Doing Their Job — And Now They’re Dying For It
This is one of those horrific stories that you think must have come out of the 19th century or…
A newsletter of workplace safety and labor issues
This is one of those horrific stories that you think must have come out of the 19th century or…
Black Lung is Back: After almost being eradicated in the late 1990, black lung is back, with a vengeance. Epidemiologists at…
Don’t feel like going out on the town tonight? Too cold, too tired, too old? Well gather the family around…
Jim Melius. Leslie Nickels. Jack Sheehan. Mike McGraw. Paul Nyden. As a new year starts, everyone from the New York…
The entire 22-member Editorial Board of the International Journal of Occupational and Environment Health resigned this morning after a months-long…
With both Harvey and Irma behind us (barely), the time for cleanup, recovery and rebuilding is here. And workers across…
The country is about to lose a major player in safety and health research, and it couldn’t come at a worse…
The Trump administration today — Workers Memorial Day — initiated its first real OSHA regulatory rollback — a proposed weakening or elimination of…
If you caught “Weekend Edition” on NPR this morning, you heard a fascinating, but tragic interview with Kate Moore about…
Hear much about asbestos lately? Think it’s one of those hazards from the past? Think again. An estimated 50,000 workers…