The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission has approved a settlement over a fatal circus tent collapse in 2015.

The Delaware Supreme Court has ruled that immigration status can’t be used alone to determine if a worker’s comp benefits should continue.

Workers comp benefits for NFL players and cyber threat predictions are among this week’s most read stories.

Employers are being urged to be careful not to discriminate against injured workers who use medical marijuana.

David Dwortz succeeds Debbie Michel, who was named executive vice president of national insurance casualty for Liberty Mutual in October.

Managed care company Enspiri Solutions L.L.C. has launched a nurse triage software program geared toward the workers compensation industry.

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is concerned by a growing number of excavation fatalities in 2016, according to an agency official.

The upcoming rollout of faster wireless internet access will increase workplace safety risks, according to an OSHA official.

The average premium for workers compensation coverage in Washington state will go up 0.7% in 2017.