The Cal-OSHA Reporter has learned that key officials in the Department of Industrial Relations will soon be leaving. Juliann Sum, chief of the Division of Occupational Safety and Health, has definitively advised senior staff that she plans to retire. Also planning to leave the Department is Andre Schoorl, who took over as acting director earlier …
Workers’ Comp Executive and its sister publication Cal-OSHA Reporter this month brought home a pair of national awards for Excellence in Journalism from Specialized Information Publishers Association. The newsletters, which are published by Providence Publications, were recognized for their compelling use of video in covering developments in California’s workers’ comp and workplace safety industries. Cal-OSHA Reporter, …
Workers’ Comp Executive and its sister publication Cal-OSHA Reporter bagged five Excellence in Journalism Awards including best investigative from the Virginia-based Specialized Information Publishers Association. Workers’ Comp Executive scored big for its coverage of State Compensation Insurance Fund and Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau. Cal-OSHA Reporter also hit a homerun with its coverage of health and …
Aggressive Anti-Piracy Campaign Demonstrates that Organizations Face Serious Consequences for Illegally Copying & Distributing Content Providence Publications, parent company of Cal-OSHA Reporter, today announced that it has settled copyright infringement claims it pursued against Harbison-Mahony-Higgins Builders, Inc. (HMH Builders), a subsidiary of major construction firm Swinerton & Walberg Company. The Software and Information Industry Association …
For the third straight year Workers Comp Executive and Cal-OSHA Reporter proved to be the workers’ comp industry’s leading journalists. Winning another public service award, and several for government and deadline reporting, Click here to get all the details. For the third year in a row, Workers’ Comp Executive and Cal-OSHA Reporter have won several awards …