At the time, officials said the boiler room had carbon monoxide levels exceeding 500 parts per million.

Federal work-safety investigators are looking into the death of an Amazon worker and an injury that potentially lead to the death of another employee.

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Federal officials are withdrawing the mandate that requires either COVID vaccination or regular testing and masking for workers of larger companies.

In a 6-3 ruling, the conservative majority court says the president lacks the unilateral power to impose this mandate and that OSHA does not have the authority to enforce it.

A federal appeals court panel has ruled that President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate for larger private employers can take effect.

The shooting death of a cinematographer on the set of the set of the Alec Baldwin movie “Rust” is a reminder of the dangers that can exist on film and television sets.

Every business in the country is awaiting the Occupational Safety and Health Agency’s emergency temporary standard that will lay out the rules,

Rep. Debbie Dingell is asking for an investigation into AK Steel after a worker fell from a catwalk and died earlier this month at the company’s plant in Dearborn.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced it will stop requiring fully vaccinated workers to wear masks at General Motors (GM), Ford and Stellantis worksites beginning July 12.

The Biden administration has exempted most employers from long-awaited rules for protecting workers from the coronavirus.

Michigan businesses have been grappling with the latest COVID rules and guidelines since they began Monday.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union leaders have decided to continue to require workers to wear masks at General Motors (GM), Ford and Stellantis worksites for now, the union announced Wednesday.

DETROIT – You’ve no doubt seen the plexiglass dividers being used to protect people in different public settings. Now they have been installed on the stage at Wednesday’s 2020 Vice Presidential Debate to shield the participants from each other, but are they effective? Plexiglass shields and partial walls sound like a good idea -- a solid barrier between two people must do something to protect them from each other -- but many of the extreme measures we’re taking in these days of COVID-19 aren’t necessarily rooted in science and often become hygiene theater. In many ways it’s a similar circumstance to the question over the effectiveness of face shields. Recent analysis has shown while they do block large droplets -- aerosols can travel around them.