Companies looking to cut workers’ compensation costs — and employees who aren’t sure whether their ailments have been properly diagnosed — could seek secondary opinions outside of

Members of the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau’s Classification and Rating Committee on Tuesday signaled support for allowing California insurance carriers to decide whether they

Agriculture industry advocates and retail groups are continuing their efforts to overturn COVID-19 workplace rules that the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health approved last

Federal grand juries have issued two indictments against health care employers: one for allegedly colluding with competitors to prevent employees from seeking jobs elsewhere and another

A Los Angeles man pleaded guilty to three felony counts of conspiracy and wire fraud stemming from his time living in Massachusetts after he helped