The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation erred in assigning employees of the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments two classifications for public-employer taxing districts, resulting in…
Massachusetts’ highest court upheld the forfeiture of a former correctional officer’s retirement allowance based on his commission of workers’ compensation fraud after he retired from duty.
Case: Mahan v. Boston Retirement…
Oregon employers on average would pay less for workers’ compensation coverage in 2023 when a 10th consecutive rate decrease takes effect, the Department of Consumer and Business Services announced Tuesday.
DCBS…
California Gov. Gavin Newsom enacted legislation ratifying the agreement he told firefighters for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to negotiate with the state if they wanted to…
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined an Ohio auto parts maker $271,403, saying the company exposed workers to fires and failed to train them on fire identification or…
A subcommittee of Oregon’s work comp advisory panel is meeting Sept. 16 to discuss ways to ensure injured workers have continuing access to care.
The Management-Labor Advisory Committee empaneled the subcommittee…