News Digest 5/11/2007
Shoulder Injury Doesn’t Stop Her from Rocking Out in Europe Four New York City Transit Authority employees—two bus drivers, a subway train operator and a subway car inspector—face charges of …
Shoulder Injury Doesn’t Stop Her from Rocking Out in Europe Four New York City Transit Authority employees—two bus drivers, a subway train operator and a subway car inspector—face charges of …
Muni Drivers Assaulted, Then Left in the Lurch by Comp System Many passenger attacks on employees of San Francisco’s Municipal Transportation Agency go unreported. In addition to a perceived lack …
Free Screening Offered to Former Livermore Lab Workers Former employees of Lawrence Livermore and Sandia/California National laboratories are eligible for free medical screening to determine if they have any health …
Former Defense Workers’ Cancer Claims Mired in Red Tape In Ventura County, many cancer-stricken former Rocketdyne employees who are seeking compensation through the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program have …
Ridgecrest to Cover Volunteers at City Events The Ridgecrest, Calif. city council passes a resolution declaring certain volunteers at city-sponsored events city employees who are thus eligible for workers’ compensation …
Kern County Board Mulls Benefits for Ex-Supervisor’s Widow The Kern County Employees’ Retirement Association board was scheduled yesterday to hear a recommendation to deny disability retirement benefits to the widow …
Colorado Appeals Court Countenances Horseplay The Colorado Court of Appeals rules that a bakery worker who experienced wrist and hernia injuries after slipping while pretending to kick a coworker can …
State Fund’s Santa Rosa Employees Tout Charity Achievements State Compensation Insurance Fund’s Santa Rosa District Office employees have raised nearly $50,000 over the past decade for various charities, including $3,000 …