A New Hampshire bill that would allow payment of workers compensation benefits by direct deposit passed in a 14-9 Senate vote January 3.

U.S. federal workplace safety regulators have cited and proposed $199,996 in penalties against a chain-link fencing manufacturer for multiple safety violations at a New Jersey facility.

Artemis Emslie, CEO of MyMatrixx, discusses her intentions to continue working in the pharmacy benefit management field after recently announcing she will leave the PBM in May.

The proposed workers comp drug formulary in New York is key to curbing dangers to injured workers caused by inappropriate pharmaceutical prescriptions, insurance trade associations say.

Federal agencies should collaborate to improve injury and illness reporting, including to account for a shift in the traditional workforce toward a “gig economy” and collect information on race and ethnicity to identify vulnerable worker populations, according to a new report.

The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office filed criminal manslaughter charges Friday against the owner of a Seattle, Washington-based construction firm.