CDC said it is “tightening” previous infection-control guidance for health care workers “to ensure there is no ambiguity” on how to choose, don and doff the proper PPE when caring for Ebola...
Workers punching in for the graveyard shift might be better off avoiding high-iron foods at night so they don’t disrupt the circadian clock in their livers, a new study suggests.
A New Haven, Conn., roofing contractor’s “deliberate failure to supply required fall protection” exposed workers to the risk of fatal falls, OSHA alleges.
Training, proper PPE and isolation rooms for donning and doffing protective gear are among the recommendations that Cal/OSHA makes to protect health care workers from Ebola, in guidance issued last week.
ATP Infrastructure Partners LP, the owner of an offshore oil rig that was stationed about 50 miles off the coast of Louisiana until earlier this year, has agreed to pay a $1 million civil fine to resolve a federal...
Stacy Tye-Williams, an assistant professor of communications studies and English at Iowa State University, wanted to hear the stories of victims who haven’t reported their instances of workplace bullying. She...
With two U.S. health care workers confirmed to have the Ebola virus, the American Industrial Hygiene Association is urging President Obama and federal agencies to help the health care community emphasize personal...
A second health care worker at Texas Presbyterian Hospital has tested positive for Ebola, according to preliminary tests performed Tuesday night by the Texas Department of State Health Services’ laboratory.
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