Those injured in the San Bernardino terrorist attack in California will now have nurse case managers to help expedite their workers compensation claims.

The “landmark” conviction establishes “that a company can be held criminally responsible for the death of a worker at its site,” a statement says.

Employers could be facing more recordkeeping citations under a new OSHA rule slated to take effect in 2017.

A study says physical or mental injuries that arise over time cost 53% more than claims that stem from a specific event.

OSHA sees workplace safety and sustainability as going hand in hand, even when the link is not discussed, a white paper says.

A lawmaker wants to change the way workers comp is calculated for federal wildlands firefighters who are injured on the job.