The deadline for health insurance coverage is approaching and we have seen firsthand how they can fail their members.

Summer is coming and so is the season for personal injuries.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the highest fatalities were in the private transportation and the warehousing industry.

5,333 workers died on the job according to The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, more than 100 a week or about 15 deaths every day.

3,504 people in Ohio were cited with failing to wear an available safety belt. Additionally, 36 people were cited for child safety seat violations.

With new Ohio mandates in place by the Department of Health, now more than ever it is vital that every employee feels their health is the highest priority.

Did you know employers are still liable for injuries even if they occur at home?

We all know spring season brings construction season, and in Ohio, transportation incidents resulted in 60 fatal work injuries.

Ohio consistently ranks as the state with the most winter driving fatalities, averaging 86 deaths per year.

We honor our veterans and in an unprecedented ruling, a federal court has ruled it will permit a class-action lawsuit against the Department of Veterans Affairs.

We will soon celebrate Labor Day to honor all of the workers who faced dangerous working conditions centuries ago, but many employees still face illegal risks every day.

Your college kids are home for the summer and it’s time to fill those days and nights with a summer job!

If you are employed in any industry, but especially one that includes physical labor, you are entitled to safe workplace conditions.

A dangerous work environment can often go overlooked.

The unexpected and shocking propane tank explosion at Crocker Park last month left many questioning why and how it all happened.