- California suspends 9 more workers comp medical providers
- OSHA extends deadline for electronic injury, illness reports to Dec. 15
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has again extended the deadline for employers to electronically submit injury and illness data and said it would publish a final rule in 2018.
- Semisynthetic-opioid testing may expand with DOT on board
A new Transportation Department rule that will require employees working in regulated industries to be tested for certain semisynthetic opioids is a positive step for both workplace safety and the battle against the opioid epidemic.
- Cal/OSHA cites employers for exposing workers to valley fever
- California father, son sentenced in $400,000 comp fraud scheme
A father and son in Salinas, California, pleaded guilty to four felony counts for their role in a $400,000 insurance fraud scheme that denied workers compensation insurance and medical care for injured workers, the California insurance commissioner’s office announced Monday.
- Construction firm falls short on crane safety