Florida Supreme Court justices will hear arguments April 6 in a closely watched challenge to Florida's workers compensation insurance...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has ordered a New York trucking company to pay a fired employee more than $45,000 in...

Three decades ago, the treatment Michele Zumwalt received for severe headaches involved a shot of the opioid Demerol. Very quickly,...

Escalating medical costs and a series of pending lawsuits challenging Florida’s workers compensation law could potentially reverse a...

Six men working for a Deerfield Beach general contracting firm are accused of avoiding millions of dollars in worker's compensation...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration may have the authority to order employers to abate hazards across all their worksites,...

Promising workers lower health insurance premiums for losing weight did nothing to help them take off the pounds, a recent study found....

A South Florida roofing contractor is facing $115,500 in proposed fines from federal regulators for repeatedly exposing workers to fall...

A new initiative by U.S. federal agencies to prosecute companies and individuals who endanger the lives of their employees is drawing...

Most folks are not aware that ergonomics was an engineering strategy of the United States military in World War II. As war planes gained...

A Hialeah Hospital nurse hasn’t taken the necessary steps for the Florida Supreme Court to hear his challenge to provisions of the...

Federal safety officials will not use information generated by employers in what are known as rapid response investigation reports to...