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Healthy living may counteract effects of job strain: study
London – Living a healthy lifestyle may reduce negative effects on the heart caused by job strain, according to a study from University College London.
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New law changes Oklahoma’s workers’ comp system
Oklahoma City – Oklahoma’s court-based workers’ compensation system will transition to an administrative system under legislation signed May 6 by Gov. Mary Fallin (R).
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Ohio BWC to give employers $1 billion in rebates
Columbus, OH – A nearly $2 billion proposal recently announced by Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich (R) would give money back to Ohio employers in the form of workers’ compensation rebates, lower rates and worker safety grants.
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MIOSHA to host informal meetings for employers, workers
Lansing, MI – A series of informal discussions on the importance of workplace safety and health, hosted by the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration, is scheduled to take place this summer throughout the state.
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Washington L&I offers advice for working in hot weather
Tumwater, WA – The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries recently released tips for safely working outdoors in hot weather.
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Proposed database would show job-seekers' comp-claim history
Jefferson City, MO – New state legislation would allow Missouri employers to search an online database to see job applicants’ history of filing workers’ compensation claims.
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Perez: Compliance ‘critical’ to worker safety
Washington – The Department of Labor should help businesses comply with safety regulations, which are critical to ensuring workers are protected, labor secretary nominee Thomas Perez said in response to questions submitted by Republican members of a Senate committee.
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AFL-CIO on worker safety: More needs to be done
Washington – Business groups and political opposition have threatened progress on worker safety and health, according to a report released May 7 by the AFL-CIO.
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DOL's Harris: Workplace safety a good investment
Washington – Preventing workplace deaths and keeping employees safe on the job requires in remarks made during a Workers Memorial Day ceremony in Washington on April 29.
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Oklahoma legislation would restructure workers’ comp system
Oklahoma City – A bill recently approved by the Oklahoma House would give administrative law judges designated to handle workers’ compensation exclusive authority over cases against counties, cities, towns and education bodies.
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