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• Man loses arm in workplace injury
• Nurses at high risk for workplace injury
• Construction workers' accidents: Man killed in crane accident
• Workplace injury can cause psychological damage in California
• Electricity can cause injury in construction workers' accidents
• Construction workers' accidents can be serious at tall heights
• Cause of construction workers' accidents should be investigated
• Construction workers' accidents -- crane mishaps serious concern
• Construction workers' accidents may happen at airports
• Ignoring surroundings can cause construction workers' accidents
• Man dies in workplace injury at tire shop
• Health care workers more likely to experience workplace injury
• Workplace injury causes woman to sever four fingers
• Construction workers' accidents is daily danger for crews
• Fatal construction workers' accidents hard for work community
• Construction workers' accidents can be unexpected
• Workplace injury kills mother after short time on job
• Man wins benefits in court for workplace injury during kickball
• Heavy machinery can cause construction workers' accidents
• OSHA tightens workplace injury reporting requirements
• Riding in back of truck can cause construction workers' accidents
• Construction workers' accidents too often prove deadly
• Electricity can be deadly in construction workers' accidents
• Truckers go on strike over misclassification
• OSHA increasingly targeting companies for failure to protect temp workers
• Audits point to faltering workers' compensation system
• Two Bay Area workers dead after construction accident
• Construction accidents in Bay Area spur increased OSHA oversight
• Four workers injured in Foster City project were contractors
• Number of workers obtaining long term disability coverage decreasing
• Mechanical lifts help reduce back, neck injuries among healthcare workers
• Circus workers injured in failed act
• Back pain at work: make sure to report it
• Automotive factory cited after workers injured
• Lawmakers approve filing extension for workers' comp death benefits
• Actress' name cleared in workers' compensation error
• Study: loud noise, hearing loss present workplace risks
• How to I obtain compensation as a temp worker?
• BART cited, fined for death of rail workers
• Dealing with a denied workers' compensation claim
• Does workers compensation always rule out personal injury litigation?
• Temp workers face lack of workers compensation
• Airport worker death sparks safety investigation
• When is it best for injured employees to return to work?
• New workers comp law triggered spike in last-minute claims
• Job applicants and disclosure of disability
• When employer puts up roadblocks to workers compensation
• California industrial accident claims one fatality in San Leandro
• Injuries at California refinery lead to call for safety reform
• OSHA proposal would use shaming to improve workplace safety
• Study: workers comp reforms are working
• Workers injured in scaffolding accident
• Union fights university over staffing, safety concerns
• Census Bureau stats show Hispanic workers have high injury rate
• California temp workers injured more often
• When your workers compensation claim is denied
• Former UC Davis officer wins psychiatric workers' comp claim
• Injured worker wins appeal regarding source of medical records
• Workers injured in industrial accident at Tesla factory
• Industrial worker cannot sue employer under labor code provision
• USPS workers often injured by dog bites
• Effect of 2012 workers compensation overhaul still unclear
• 2013 a slower year in workers compensation legislation
• Two BART workers killed in train accident
• NFL facing troubles over brain injuries
• CA nurses receive additional coverage for workplace injuries
• Maintenance workers injured in big rig crash
• Labor unions concerned about workers compensation legislation
• Power plant demolition results in injuries to bystanders
• Obesity could be greater factor in workers comp cases in CA
• California listed among states with highest worker injury rates
• OSHA proposes new rules limit silica exposure
• Construction accident at 49ers' upcoming stadium a shock
• Amended workers' comp bill would limit claims for athletes
• Health care industry plagued by unsafe conditions
• Former linebacker suing team, insurance company over claim
• Officer condemned for pepper-spray incident seeks workers comp
• Cal. Assembly passes bill to protect car wash, polishing employees
• Woman files lawsuit in PA after collapse of building
• Scrutiny over spinal implant surgery increases in California
• Bus drivers filing workers' compensation claims due to illness
• Temp workers suffer from lack of benefits as employers avoid burden of employment
• Workers and children deserve compensation for in-utero injuries
• Opioid use may be bad for workers compensation system
• Study looks at potential effects of changes to California's workers compensation law
• Pennsylvania Judge weighs whether NFL head injuries are workplace safety issue
• City Controller points out problem of overpayment of disabled workers
• New laws take effect after banner year for workers
• Six workers exposed to fumes during floodwater cleanup at UCLA
• Southern California Edison utility worker dies in explosion in Menifee
• Factory worker dies after being crushed by aluminum press
• Electricity can play a role in industrial accidents
• Safety rules may prevent industrial accidents in California
• Elevator technicians have high risk of industrial accidents
• Industrial accidents always a risk in California
• Industrial accidents may happen at energy plants
• Safety precautions may not prevent industrial accidents