A last-minute change to Ohio's worker's compensation agency budget bill has sparked condemnation from around the country because it would require injured workers to declare

Former California Department of Industrial Relations director Christine Baker remains on the state Fraud Assessment Commission despite being embroiled in a nepotism scandal, missing the

A half-century after a nuclear-bomb-laden B-52 crashed in Greenland, three members of a Danish cleanup crew contend they're due U.S. workers' compensation benefits for the

If Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards agrees, Louisiana will be the second state this year to enact a law creating a rebuttable presumption that mental

A new study finds that that workers' compensation benefits are surprisingly low in New York, a state known for its progressive policies and high cost