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Will These Workers’ Comp Changes Help Employees Who Work in Other States?

John Larrimer

Mar 21, 2016

Why is OSHA Fining a Roofing Company $116,000?

John Larrimer

Mar 16, 2016

Should Employers Have Incentive Programs for Workplace Safety?

John Larrimer

Mar 14, 2016

How Has Case Farms Racked up $1.4 Million in OSHA Fines?

John Larrimer

Mar 9, 2016

OSHA Says Waste Incineration Facility Exposed Worker to Toxic Chemicals

John Larrimer

Mar 7, 2016

How are Nursing Homes Failing to Protect Employees?

John Larrimer

Mar 2, 2016

Ohio’s Pilot Program Helps Injured Workers Get Better Medical Treatment

John Larrimer

Feb 29, 2016

DuPont Refuses to Admit Liability for Poisoning Ohio Drinking Water

John Larrimer

Feb 24, 2016

Why is OSHA Investigating General Motors?

John Larrimer

Feb 22, 2016

Steel Manufacturing Company Responsible for Worker’s 40-Foot Fall

John Larrimer

Feb 17, 2016

How are Ohio Correction Officers Cheated Out of Workers’ Compensation?

John Larrimer

Feb 15, 2016

Is Your Boss Putting Your Health at Risk?

John Larrimer

Feb 3, 2016

Old Ohio Nuclear Weapons Plant Still Poses Risks to Employees

John Larrimer

Feb 1, 2016

Is it Workers’ Comp Fraud if Your Workplace Injury Does Not Turn Out to Be Serious?

John Larrimer

Jan 27, 2016

Why are Ohio Workplace Mortality Rates Increasing?

John Larrimer

Jan 25, 2016

Why is OSHA Investigating Honda?

John Larrimer

Jan 20, 2016

OSHA Fines Envelope Printer After Three Amputation Injuries

John Larrimer

Jan 18, 2016

Ohio Denies Workers’ Comp to Firefighters

John Larrimer

Jan 13, 2016

Workers’ Comp CEO Claims the System is in Best Shape in Five Years

John Larrimer

Jan 11, 2016

How Can Employers Protect Workers from MRSA?

John Larrimer

Jan 6, 2016

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