A New Jersey medical technology company faces $112,700 in proposed penalties from federal workplace safety regulators after two workers suffered finger amputations.

Three people have pleaded guilty to working while receiving workers comp benefits, Ohio’s Bureau of Workers’ Compensation said.

A Virginia manufacturer is facing $172,000 in proposed fines from federal safety and health regulators for exposing its workers to amputation and other hazards.

A Georgia roofing company is facing $280,000 in proposed penalties from federal workplace safety regulators for exposing workers to fall and other hazards.

An Oklahoma Supreme Court decision could portend more rulings that would alter the state’s recent workers comp reforms.

A FedEx Corp. driver said a new manager’s demands and the stress of a difficult day drove his post-traumatic stress disorder diagnosis.

The safety director for Shermco Industries says the program requires commitment from employers, but also empowers workers.