Two Nassau police officers suffered serious injuries after they were assaulted by a suspect in Lynbrook on April 15.
Contractor cited, fined after New York crane collapse injures 2
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited a contractor after two employees were seriously injured at a New York City job site last summer.
2 supervisors indicted after injuries to New York workers
Two men have been indicted on criminal charges in connection with a construction accident that left two workers with life-changing injuries.
MTA bus crashes into building causing 6 injuries
At approximately 10:15 a.m. on a recent Friday morning, an MTA bus crashed into a building in Brooklyn. The incident happened at Ralph Avenue and St. Mark's Avenue and resulted in six injuries.
Carpal tunnel syndrome: How do doctors diagnose it?
2 health risks faced by office workers
The dangers of heat illness
The dangers of forklifts
Know your options for addressing a work-related injury
You likely count on your ability to go to work each day. You need to be able to earn a living. So, what happens if you are injured and can't work? You might feel like this is a hopeless situation, but it isn't. You do have the option of seeking workers' compensation. This can cover the medical bills and might provide you with an income when you can't earn your paycheck.
