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Violent Assaults Against Workers Continue While OSHA continues to sloooowly make progress on its standard to protect healthcare workers against…

I wrote yesterday about proposed amendments to the House Labor-Health and Human Services Appropriations bill that would eliminate all funding…

Mine Employee and Company Convicted of Falsifying Coal Dust Sampling Walter Perkins, a coal dust examiner in Harlan County, KY,…

“Don’t tell me what you value. Show me your budget — and I’ll tell you what you value.” — Joe…

“I’m always worried the heat will kill me.” Those were the words of Fernando Castillo, a UPS driver after he…

West Virginia miners beat back an attempt this week to weaken their mine safety protections. West Virginia mine worker Steven…

For regulatory nerds, no days are more exciting than when the White House Office of Regulatory and Interagency Affairs (OIRA)…

We wrote last month about an PBS/Frontline story by Howard Berkes about the return of black lung, how the mixture…

When it comes to attacks on workplace safety and workers' rights, it's always something. Read all about it here. You…

2018 is gone and buried. What happened in the world of workplace safety and health? What can we learn that…

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