When Delta Air Lines unveiled its new purple and grey uniforms for 64,000 flight attendants and other workers in 2018, little did company officials know

When Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker last month named six new people to handle workers' compensation claims disputes, it meant that the state had a full

In his first year as governor of California, Gavin Newsom signed multiple workers’ compensation bills addressing issues including first responder presumptions, medical provider network practices and

Exclusively remedy doesn’t apply when an employer "consciously disregarded information suggesting a significant risk" in the workplace, a divided Idaho Supreme Court said last week

Subcontractors hired for Amazon's building and remodeling projects in Virginia have engaged in widespread misclassification of workers, denying them full wages and workers' compensation benefits,