A committee in the New Mexico House of Representatives on Thursday voted 3-2 to pass a bill that would give emergency medical technicians and law

Most injured workers in Connecticut appear satisfied with their medical care, but many in some Southern states reported problems with their workers' compensation systems.

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An Arizona Senate committee this week unanimously passed a bill that would add two types of cancers to the list of conditions presumed to arise

Kentucky's new Democratic governor has restored a workplace safety standards board that his Republican predecessor had eliminated as wasteful and unnecessary.

Gov. Andy

Other than measures that could decide the employment and benefits status of millions of gig-economy workers, New York companies aren't expecting much earth-shaking workers' compensation