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Governor Schwarzenegger issued Executive Order S-2-03 pertaining to state agency regulations on November 17, 2003, his first day in office. The Order instructed the Director of OAL to appoint an advisory body to recommend improvements in the rule-making process.

The New Year is fast approaching, and this week the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, was signed into law.

Jorge Lopez and Bruce Buchanan unpack the evolving landscape of immigration enforcement, focusing on...

In this fun and exciting episode, Terry Dussault, President at Yellowknife Consulting Services, shares his inspiring business journey.

On June 2, 2014, the AGC of Middle Tennessee will be partnering with other construction trade associations across the state, Tennessee OSHA Outreach Training Centers, as well as TOSHA to have a statewide construction "Fall Protection Safety Stand Down."

The construction industry continues to be the most hazardous industry in our state according to statistics recently released by the North Carolina Department of Labor.

A statewide coalition in New York is advocating for the responsible deployment of fully autonomous passenger vehicles, citing compelling safety and sustainability benefits. With independent studies showing autonomous vehicles involved in significantly fewer crashes than human drivers, the discussion is shifting beyond safety to encompass broader environmental and accessibility advantages for communities across the state.

In this episode of our Global Solutions podcast series, Jaslyn Johnson and Rebecca Emery discuss what constitutes a COVID-19 workplace outbreak or cluster in various jurisdictions.

As a result of COVID-19's impact on the healthcare industry, both the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and state plans like California's Division of Occupational Safety and Health (more commonly known as Cal/OSHA) are seeing a significant increase in complaints, inspections, and investigations of workplace illnesses and fatalities.

In light of increasing concerns about the COVID-19 Delta variant in the United States, the CDC has revised its recommendations regarding masks for fully vaccinated individuals.

Douglas Bracken, Dennis Duffy, Colin Durham, and Andrea (AJ) Johnson hosted an educational webinar informing clients on best practices for navigating the COVID-19 mandates in the workplace.

The New York City Council has passed, and Mayor de Blasio is expected to sign, a new law which provides for "COVID-19 child vaccination time".

James Sullivan spoke with The Dallas Morning News to discuss if President Biden's new COVID-19 vaccine requirements are legal for private businesses.

The Internal Revenue Service has announced its annual cost-of-living adjustments for calendar year 2023. Importantly for health and welfare plan sponsors, administrators, and participants...

On May 28, 2013, Tennessee Attorney General Bob Cooper released an Opinion addressing the question of whether Tennessee's Safe Commute Act "prohibits an employer from terminating an at-will employee who brings a firearm or firearm ammunition onto the employer's property.

This most recent version has been revised to include, among other things, the Connector’s emergency cafeteria plan rule and draft minimum creditable coverage rule as well as the draft Division of Unemployment Assistance draft rule on the collection and payment of fair share premium contributions.

Bullying has been a recent focal point in the media, especially in the context of school bullying.

Tomorrow (July 1, 2025), OSHA and MSHA will publish over 30 proposed rules, many of which request public comment, in the Federal Register.