BWC seeks to extend claim durations and streamline processes for injured workers' benefits.

Coast Guard leaders apologize for past failures and unveil new recruitment initiatives and plans.

Experts discuss integrating technology and workforce safety in rail and goods movement sectors.

Senator Patton presents Senate Bill 125 to improve safety and regulate commercial roofing contracts.

Proposed lock system reduces lifting needs, addressing back injuries among ambulance staff.

Workforce Safety & Insurance told the committee it drafted Century Code language to set a $30,000 base annual wage (or actual wages if higher) to compute wage-loss benefits for volunteer firefighters and volunteer EMS, paid at two-thirds of that base as a non-taxable wage-loss payment.

Foreign ag workers program sees 30-45% increase in service usage, included in Armstrong budget.

A phased pause at federally funded Job Corps sites raises questions about how entry-level workers in high-risk industries will access essential safety and workforce readiness programs.

Labor officials discuss wage theft, prison safety, and staffing challenges during legislative hearing.

Project leaders reported construction progress on the new Nissan Stadium, including topping-out preparations, a 15-million-gallon Eastbank pump station, and rising participation by disadvantaged business enterprises and diverse workforce hires.

The Arizona Senate Health and Human Services Committee voted to give due-pass recommendations to three related bills that would require or fund installation of enhanced radiation-protection systems (ERPDs) in cardiac catheterization labs and set rules about lead-apron use and real-time dosimetry.