A new survey of high-risk industries shows most workers feel safe on the job, even as many report weak safety systems and ...

Automation has significantly reduced hazards, such as knives in meat processing, by removing manual tasks and integrating ...

Historically, workplace safety was largely associated with physical precautions, such as wearing protective gear and preventing slips and falls. However, evolving workforce demographics, shifting ...

Every worker deserves a safe and healthy workplace. That principle is at the heart of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, which created OSHA and established the duty for employers to ...

The idea of “Total Worker Health” is becoming more common in safety conversations. It goes beyond hard hats and safety signs. This approach looks at the whole worker, including physical, mental, and ...

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is reversing staffing cuts to the National Institute for Occupational ...

HHS walked back about a third of NIOSH layoffs last spring, but is now reinstating all NIOSH employees who received reduction-in-force notices.

New research from Flinders University highlights the need for artificial intelligence (AI) systems to complement—not ...

The insurer noted in its 2025 Small Business Employee Voice on Workplace Safety Report that both staff and leaders agree that around half of all workplace injuries can be prevented. Still, more than ...

Most workplace injuries don’t happen because the worker was careless. They happen because the worker did not know the right ...

This comes after four workers were killed in vehicle-related workplace accidents in December 2025. Read more at ...