New York Attorney General Works to Decrease Illegal Drug Abuse
Attorney General of New York implements system to decrease the illegal prescription drug problem with I-STOP.
Injured Workers to Face More Restrictions?
Injured workers may face more restrictions if the latest NY budget plan is passed.
Dealing with Chronic Fatigue on the Job Due to Fibromyalgia
Working when you have fibromyalgia can be difficult and risky.
Prevention: The Key to Preventing Work-Related Lung Disease
Preventative measures can prevent a lot of occupational lung disease cases in workers.
Injured Workers May Receive More in Benefit Through Governor Cuomo
The injured workers of New York may see an increase of benefits through workers compensation.
Fall Claims Worker in NY Construction Incident
A New York construction worker died after a common work injury occurred on the job.
Injury Risk High for Winter Road Crews
Winter road crews are at increased injury risk on the job in New York. Have you suffered an injury on the job?
OSHA Investigating Site Specific Concerns in Hurricane Sandy Clean Up Efforts
OSHA is working to prevent site specific employee hazards during Hurricane Sandy cleanup efforts.
Blood Abnormalities Not Uncommon, Need Treatment
There are many blood abnormalities that can show up in testing but they need to be treated right away.
Are Psychiatric Concerns Part of Your Workers Compensation Claim?
Psychiatric issues may be a viable part of your workers compensation claim.
Could Sandy Cleanup Spark 9/11-Like Medical Condition?
Cleanup hazards after Hurricane Sandy could possible result in the development of 9/11 medical conditions.