Worker safety Archives - Page 2 of 13

ATU Local 757 tells Oregon lawmakers assaults on bus drivers are increasing, and asks to tighten a law classifying such assaults as felonies.

A federal judge has dismissed a business group lawsuit that challenged new rules protecting Oregon workers from heat and smoke.

Portland-area construction leaders take stock of progress toward more welcoming workplaces over the past two years.

What is a life worth? According to Oregon OSHA, it seems, $5,400. That’s how much it recently fined a company after a worker was killed on the job.

UFCW Local 555 president Dan Clay says retail workers shouldn’t have to fear gun violence but it’s becoming increasingly common.

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Student behavior – including assaults – are a factor in record-high classroom aide and support staff turnover.

Incidents of disruptive airline passengers and abusive mass transit users have increased sharply in the past few years.

The crash is the latest evidence for what union-represented paramedics have described as growing public hostility toward ambulance workers.

Assaults on paramedics and EMTs have changed the nature of a job for workers who didn’t historically face on-the-job violence.

It took a few years, but Oregon’s Occupational Safety and Health agency has finalized rules protecting Oregon workers from heat and smoke.