Washington state authorities are fining one of the world’s leading paper and pulp companies nearly $650,000 after one of its employees was crushed by a packing machine earlier this year.

Washington authorities fined the Camas paper mill operated by Georgia-Pacific nearly $650,000 in connection with the March 8 ...

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SAN FRANCISCO — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today released a groundbreaking report from the California Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of ...

Georgia Pacific has been fined nearly $650,000 by the state in the workplace death of a 32-year-old Camas paper mill employee ...

A mill worker tried to call for help four times before he was fatally crushed by a packaging machine in Washington, officials ...