Office of Attorney General, Nov 25, 2007 Attorney General sued Los Angeles drywall contractor that unlawfully forced its employees to work without the benefit of legally mandated
Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), Nov 13, 2007 Penalties for 22 serious violations of federal workplace safety standards following a fatality at the plant in May
Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), Oct 21, 2007 OSHA has cited Star Pak Contracting Inc. for alleged willful and serious violations of safety standards following the death of an
Staff Writer, Aug 27, 2007 The KY Workers Comp law originally discouraged companies from subcontracting work on a regular basis so they could avoid the cost of workers' compensation
California Department of Insurance, Sep 30, 2007 Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner announced today the conviction of a Pomona man for workers compensation insurance
California Gov, Oct 08, 2007 California Labor Commissioner announced that an agreement has been reached requiring WalMart Stores o pay more than 3.9 million in
The City of New York, Aug 23, 2007 Buildings Commissioner Patricia J. Lancaster, FAIA, provided a progress report on the City's strategic plan to protect workers on
Illinois State Police, Aug 19, 2007 Illinois State Police Director Larry Trent are warning drivers to be alert and slow down in work zones as the 2007 highway construction season kicks
Staff Writer, Aug 06, 2007 A crew from Lanzo Construction Company was installing sewer pipe when a cave-in occurred on Lake Ravines Drive in Southfield. Robert James Whiteye, 52, a pipe layer,
Kansas Department of Labor, Aug 09, 2007 Full-time workers in private industry reported 46,800 nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in Kansas in 2005, according to the Survey of Occupational
Department of Labor, Jul 29, 2007 Desert Plastering, a Las Vegas plastering and masonry company, has agreed to pay $1,147,921 in back wages to 1,060 current and former employees following an
Staff Writer, Jul 25, 2007 A recent study by the Institute for Work and Health suggests that young people and those who dropout of high school and enter the workforce after graduating are more at
National Institute of Environmental Health Services, Jul 01, 2007 Even though both electric and magnetic fields are present around electrical equipment and power lines, recent research has focused on potential health effects of
Staff Writer, Jul 19, 2007 On July 19, 2007, a 65 year old man was killed in what seemed to be a construction accident at the demolition site of an old tannery in
Florida Department of Financial Services, Jun 12, 2007 Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink announced today that the owner of Don Estlund?s Tree Service is facing a charge of operating without workers?
