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Two workers died and another was injured on a sewer installation project August 11 in Mobile, Alabama, possibly due to gas exposure. According to Mobile Fire-Rescue, a worker entered a manhole and did not return. A second worker followed and also did not return. A third went down and was able to climb out, though

Two workers died in South Carolina after getting run over by construction equipment – a skid steer and a milling machine – in separate incidents within a week. The first incident occurred June 16 when John Allen Stowers, 58, of Summerville was run over by a skid steer while working in a ditch under an I-26 overpass

How do you say “automation” in Spanish? Suggested Reading Duolingo (DUOL) CEO Luis von Ahn sparked backlash last month when he wrote in an all-hands company email that the popular language-learning app was going to be “AI-first.” That email, when posted on LinkedIn (MSFT), drew hundreds of comments, many from users worried about what that meant for

Health The Health and Law Immigrant Solidarity Network sent the letter, which garnered more than 400 signatures, to seven of the largest health care networks in the state. Mass General Brigham, the state’s largest health system, is getting public pressure from its own employees to resist federal funding threats. Lane Turner/Globe Staff A group of

News Workers of Daewoo Construction Limited, engaged at the Kaduna Refinery and Petrochemical Company (KRPC), have staged a protest within the refinery premises against what they described as suppression and denial of their rights by the company’s management. The workers, under the aegis of the National Union of Civil Engineering, Construction, Furniture, and Wood Workers

Data: U.S. court filings; Table: Jacque Schrag/AxiosAll over the country, fired federal workers got a bit of good news this week — they're getting their jobs back. For now, anyway.Why it matters: The recently rehired could soon become the newly re-fired, and the productivity of the entire federal workforce is taking another hit...

A family walks outside a St. John’s Community Health clinic in South Los Angeles. (Jackie Fortiér/KFF Health News) A policy change by the Trump administration allows federal immigration officials to make arrests at or near sensitive locations, including health care facilities. To respond, some health providers are scrambling to give their staff legal training. In

By: Editorial Posted: 2:00 AM CST Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025 Manitoba’s NDP government says hundreds of new health-care workers have been hired in hospitals, clinics and doctors’ offices over the past nine months. Read this article for free: To continue reading, please subscribe: Monthly Digital Subscription $1 per week for 24 weeks* Enjoy unlimited reading