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Despite aggressive enforcement of wage laws by the California Labor Commissioner's office, some workers wait years for back pay, if they get any at all.
A new report finds some companies hide or ignore recall notices about their products on their websites and in online posts.
The firm, PriorityWorkforce, has run afoul of safety regulators, and now it's trying to find jobs for the homeless.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has directed people to destroy information it says it inadvertently gave them, but some have refused.
A safety standard created by the lawn mower industry hasn't stopped riding mowers from backing over and seriously injuring small children.
887 workers were killed in falls in 2017, the highest number reported by the government in nearly 30 years.
Federal officials concede that the death toll is an undercount. Fatalities involving some trail machines are not included.
When sued for withholding records, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has fared poorly in court.
Pesticides released by bug bombs can linger in homes for weeks at a time, which some researchers claim is a potential health risk
Agency won't require employers to routinely report detailed internal records of worker injuries or illnesses.
