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It’s interesting to compare reactions to OSHA’s ergonomics standard from two of the leading safety and health professional organization.

Business groups argue about OSHA’s new requirements.

It didn’t take long for those with a stake in OSHA’s ergonomics standard to weigh in with reactions to the final rule’s release on November 14.

Employees who stay out of work longer after an injury suffer more emotionally and find it harder to get future employment compared with those who go back to work early.

Here’s why it’s a good idea to ask for identification and verify credentials if an OSHA inspector knocks on your door.

Here’s what you need to know about OSHA’s final ergonomics program standard, announced November, 13, 2000.

Exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) should be eliminated from all public spaces, including workplaces, because it is a significant cause of occupational death and illness.

Taking a nap during the night shift effectively boosts alertness.

Two Texas employers have been hit with million-dollar-plus OSHA fines.

OSHA’s final ergonomics rule could be issued as soon as the week of November 13.