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Employment Law

OSHA Proposes New Heat Safety Rule: 4 Steps to Take Now

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued a proposed heat safety rule that aims to protect workers from extreme heat as persistent heat waves bring record-breaking temperatures across the U.S. The rule, if finalized, would establish the first-ever…

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OSHA Proposes New Heat Safety Rule: 4 Steps to Take Now

Supreme Court Deals New Blow to Agency Power, Kills 40-Year-Old Rule

A new U.S. Supreme Court washes away a 40-year-old rule that gave federal agencies broad power to fill in the blanks when federal laws are ambiguous. As a result, courts now have a greater say when it comes to deciding…

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Stuck in Elevator: Does Employee Get Benefits Payout?

If you got stuck in an elevator at work, would you expect to receive workers’ compensation or other benefits? A Virginia employee who found herself in that situation thought she should get workers' compensation benefits, but the state’s workers’ compensation…

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Employment Law

Workplace Safety Violations: Company Faces $338K Penalty

A metal refinisher in Houston was cited by OSHA for 44 workplace safety violations for exposing workers to dozens of serious safety hazards. In December 2023, federal investigators opened an investigation at Outdoor Furniture Refinishing Inc., operating as Allied Powder…

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OSHA Finds Safety Hazards, Fines Trader Joe’s Nearly $217K

Accommodation Rescinded: Employer Pays $65K to End Lawsuit

After a national company rescinded an Ohio employee’s religious accommodation, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) stepped in on the worker’s behalf. Here’s what happened, according to the EEOC’s lawsuit. Accommodation Revoked Charles Lynch was an employee for Wheeler Trucking,…

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Employer Blamed for Ugly Injury: Worker Suffers Burns to Face

The Department of Labor has determined that an employer is to blame for injuries suffered by a worker whose face was burned as he was cleaning a machine. Doskocil Manufacturing Inc., which operates as Petmate, became the target of an…

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Employment Law

OSHA: Employer Could’ve Prevented 62-Year-Old’s Deadly Fall

A mobile home manufacturer in Alabama could’ve prevented a 62-year-old roofing laborer’s fatal fall if the employer had followed OSHA’s fall protection standards, a federal investigation found. Because the employer failed to do so, it now faces a hefty penalty…

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OSHA Finds Safety Hazards, Fines Trader Joe’s Nearly $217K

FMLA For Expectant Fathers: When Leave Does – and Doesn’t – Apply

When are expectant fathers entitled to FMLA leave? And what exactly are they entitled to? What about FMLA leave for new fathers? A new ruling from the Eleventh Circuit provides valuable insight that can be applied when assessing FMLA for…

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Is High Blood Pressure Covered Under FMLA? Getting It Right

Is high blood pressure a legitimate reason to take FMLA leave? The question came up in a case from Arkansas. Here was the scenario. An employee missed work without warning for a week. His reasoning? He was just diagnosed with…

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Employment Law

Wage Theft Spikes in DC: New Lawsuit Plus 3 Settlements

In recent weeks, the District of Columbia’s Office of the Attorney General (OAG) has been focused on protecting its citizens from wage theft. Here’s what’s happening in the nation’s capital, according to the lawsuit – and what HR can learn…

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Broken Foot: Workplace Injury Triggers $58M Verdict

It’s not too often that a workplace injury as relatively minor as a broken foot leads to a multi-million dollar jury verdict. But due to an unusual set of circumstances, that is exactly what happened in a recent California case…

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Workers Exposed to Deadly Fall Hazards Twice in 2 Months

A recent study found that falls are among the costliest workplace injuries. In fact, they're in the top three workplace injuries with the highest compensation payouts. So when it comes to protecting workers from deadly fall hazards, most employers stand…

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OSHA Finds Safety Hazards, Fines Trader Joe’s Nearly $217K

Supreme Court Sides With Starbucks, Deals Big Blow to NLRB

The Supreme Court just dealt a blow to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) by making it harder for the federal labor agency to win early court injunctions for employees in cases involving labor disputes. By raising the bar that…

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Workers’ Comp: Does Shooting Victim Get Benefits?

If an injury happens at work, does the injured employee always get workers’ comp benefits? In New York, the law sets a presumption that the injury arose out of employment and that workers’ comp benefits are available. But here’s the…

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Workers' Comp: Does Shooting Victim Get Benefits?

Whistleblower Lawsuit – Company Must Pay Worker Nearly $15K

An administrative law judge (ALJ) upheld an OSHA finding that an employer in Houston illegally fired a worker who exercised his rights under the federal Whistleblower Protection Program – and ordered the company to pay $14,945 in back pay, interest…

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OSHA investigates whistleblower complaints

Job Interviews: Do You Know This Tricky ADA Rule?

Pop quiz about job interviews: If an applicant will need an accommodation to do the job, do they have to tell you so during their interview? The answer is no, as a new suit filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity…

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Job Interviews: Do You Know This Tricky ADA Rule
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