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Washington State has adopted its own ergonomics rule.

A survey by AAA and Nationwide Insurance shows that motor vehicle crashes impact nearly 40 percent of workers every year, causing each to miss an average of 5.3 hours of work.

Election-year realities set in

Here’s what to be on the look-out for if you’re working at home, according to the American Society of Safety Engineers.

“We will complete an ergonomics standard this year,” OSHA chief Jeffress said.

This past March, Industrial Safety & Hygiene News asked its readers: “How could a private company intranet web site devoted to environmental health and safety make your job easier?”

Behavior-based safety got its start in industry in the late 1970s, but it's only been in the past several years that the field has really taken off.

Is the field ready to tackle complex organizational and psychological issues after relying on engineering skills and rules enforcement for half a century?

At a Georgia-Pacific plant, Employees Care And Managers Walk the Talk.

Laughter can raise mood states, lift attitudes, and improve interpersonal behavior.