McDonald's to employee: Be a hero on your own timeSource: arktimes.com
According to newspaper accounts and Haskett's lawyer, Philip M. Wilson, Haskett was working at the McDonald's at 10201 Rodney Parham Road last August when he interceded to stop a man who was beating a woman in the restaurant.
Exposed to Solvent, Injured Worker Faces Legal Hurdles Source: The New York Times
Individuals like Mr. Abney are caught between the conflicting imperatives of science and law — and there is a huge gap between what researchers are discovering about environmental contaminants and what they can prove about their impact on disease.
Two Dallas City Employees injured in Crane AccidentSource: The Dallas Morning News
Two Dallas city employees were hospitalized Thursday after a 100-ton crane toppled onto a pump station just north of the Trinity River in West Dallas. It was the third crane accident in the Dallas area within the past few months.
OSHA Limitations Undermine Worker Safety Source: OHSONLINE.COM
The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy has released a white paper calling for stronger criminal penalties for those violating OSHA regulations.
Al Franken, HypocriteSource: New York Post
The move came as the state Workers' Compensation Board fined his personal corporation $25,000 for failing to pay workers'-comp premiums from June 2002 to March 2005.
Franken said he didn't know about the fine until a Minnesota-based Web site reported it last week.

I am 53 years old, 5'10" tall and I weigh 190 pounds. According to the Body Mass Index (BMI) I am overweight. I even look fat and have developed a paunch. A person is considered overweight when their BMI is over 25. Mine is 27.3. A BMI of 30 is obese.

So you work for a large corporation, and you think your safe if you get hurt on the job? Do you know it has nothing to do with the corporation you work for, rather their insurance company.
Worker May be Fired Over Penis Stabbing StorySource: The Boston Herald
A Harvard Square restaurant employee tied a tourniquet around his bloody penis and continued working for several hours after armed robbers stabbed him, police said last week.
But management at Z Square restaurant suspect the worker lied about the incident and is now trying t …
Megan Feldman: Ground MeatSource: dallasobserver.com
Two class-action lawsuits say that the Swift meatpacking company wrongly terminated injured workers to save on worker's compensation costs and systematically replaced workers with illegal Guatemalan immigrants to depress wages.
Nevada Mulls Drug Test PolicySource: The Houston Chronicle
Injured Nevada workers could face required drug tests to prevail in insurance disputes, under an industry-backed proposal debated Tuesday by state legislators.
Law needs change to stop similar James Hardie debacles: expertsSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
James Hardie has now settled a deal to compensate people dying after exposure to asbestos, and as we reported yesterday, the corporate watchdog is taking court action against those behind its asbestos funding debacle.

Tim worked in an enclosed, air-flow restricted 30' x 10' x 30' maskant room where he performed flocoat operations on metal airplane parts.

In her wildest dreams Libby never thought that wearing a simple pair of protective rubber latex gloves would cause her so much grief.