MIOSHA Finds MDOT Violated Safety Rules
Police said a driver lost control of his vehicle before striking the two men, who were part of a rolling pothole repair detail in Michigan.
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Former VP Claims Firing After Parental Leave
The dispute, which involved a negative performance review allegedly given just days after the employee’s return from leave, shares similarities with other recent FMLA lawsuits.
HR & Employment Law
Week in review: Where ADA and PTO meet
We’re rounding up last week’s stories and news, including EEOC suing over conciliatory agreements and the problematic pace of AI integration.
Workplace Health
Gilbane-Turner JV tops out $1.7B New York health lab
Once complete, the Wadsworth Center Laboratory will house five different New York State Department of Health labs within the campus.
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LA Metro breaks ground on 12-mile bus rapid transit corridor
The project will upgrade 26 bus stations along the route and connect with multiple rail lines and other bus routes.
Workplace Health
Oregon Enlists High School Students To Raise Heat Safety Awareness
Heat illness has become a major issue in the EHS industry, and in Oregon, safety advocates are now enlisting the help of high school students to spread the message of heat safety for young workers. A media contest, organized by the Oregon Young Employee…
