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Falling asleep in the workplace is a common problem according to new research issued by the UK's largest employment law firm.

Seneca Foods Corp. faces charges for violating Cal-OSHA standards that allegedly resulted in the death of a longtime worker.

Largest privately owned construction firm in the U.K. provides some basic points to consider when it comes to safe crane operations.

Alliance representatives will further their efforts to distribute information about the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals.

The agency has approximately $6.7 million available for these targeted topic safety and health training grants.

A 20-foot-long chunk of construction crane plummeted 30 floors at the site of a high-rise condominium as workers tried to extend the equipment's reach.

2008 Health Care in America Survey reveals tragic flaws in America’s healthcare system, says AFL-CIO president.

The BLS reports the main causes of eye injuries in the workplace for most companies can be tied to six primary reasons.

Alleged violations include the use of filter-cartridge dust collectors that were not equipped with explosion protection systems.

Five workers died in a fire that occurred last October at a Colorado hydroelectric plant after vapors from a flammable solvent ignited inside a tunnel.