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Alabama company pleads guilty in case involving worker’s death by: Isaac Goffin Posted: Jan 11, 2023 / 10:38 AM CST Updated: Jan 11, 2023 / 10:40 AM CST BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

2022 November-December Edition In this edition of the Labor Ledger, we have updates regarding annual OSH training contributed by Marcy Collyer of the Education Training and Technical Assistance Bureau. Also

The forgotten history of the US' African American coal towns By Stephen Starr24th October 2022 One of the US' newest national parks has put West Virginia in the spotlight, but

Alabama Power linemen rescue Florida family from Coosa River By Joseph Allen Alabama NewsCenter October 27, 2022 An Alabama Power line crew were in the right place to aid a

All the Metals We Mined in 2021 “If you can’t grow it, you have to mine it” is a famous saying that encapsulates the importance of minerals and metals in

OSHA Investigates Cannabis Cultivation Facilities for Respiratory Hazards By Donna Pryor on Oct 24, 2022 02:33 pm In January 2022, a worker in a Massachusetts cannabis cultivation facility died because

Hurricane Ian flood damage to EVs creating ticking time bombs in Florida Officials and mechanics said they have been dealing with several car fires. ByMatt Gutman, Sam Sweeney, and Ivan

Florida Supreme Court Grants Review of Common Law Marriage-Before-Injury Rule on Loss of Consortium Recovery By Armando Prather on Oct 17, 2022 02:00 pm Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal

2022 September-October Edition In this edition of the Labor Ledger, we feature a guest column by Harriet Hopkins, administrator of NCDOL's Retaliatory Employment Discrimination Bureau (REDB), who explains the resources

Democrats face a green energy fiasco James Rogan - Yesterday 10:40 AM Trust in the federal government is low for many reasons: Incompetence, allegations of insider trading, destruction of scarce