Federal workplace safety regulators issued revisions to a rule protecting manufacturing workers from exposure to toxic beryllium dust.

The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union has asked a federal judge to decide an ongoing case that could halt an increase in hog slaughter production lines.

A McDonald’s restaurant in Oakland, Calif., remains under a court order for its Covid-19 safety protocols even as it plans to reopen on Sunday.

A team of Labor Department senior political leaders is now quarantining after being exposed to the novel coronavirus during interviews with White House staffers this week, four sources with knowledge of the situation told Bloomberg Law.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined an Alabama lumber and flooring manufacturer $218,192 after a worker was fatally struck by a piece of wood while attempting to clear a jammed machine in January.

As coronavirus infections rise and N95 masks to protect health-care workers remain in short supply at least until the fall, many are decontaminating and reusing the masks that are designed to be used once.