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2018 is gone and buried. What happened in the world of workplace safety and health? What can we learn that…

Looks like OSHA will continue to be leaderless for the near future.

The last hearing of the soon-to-be late, great Republican-controlled House Education and Workforce Committee of the 115th Congress was supposed…

In one of the first moves of the soon-to-be Democratic Majority in the House of Representatives, Virginia Congressman Bobby Scott…

As the sun sets on the 115th Congress and the mid-point of this term of the Trump administration, the sun…

What changes for workplace safety can workers expect from the new Democratically controlled Congress next year? I give my best…

In case anyone hasn’t heard, there’s an election coming up next week. One of the messages that I try to…

It never stops. Two workers, Juan Baez-Sanchez, 42, and Victoriano Garcia-Perez, 56, both Mexican immigrants, died in the collapse of…

Sometimes you just have to wonder why House Republicans even bother. Yesterday they wasted the taxpayer’s money holding a ridiculous…

One of the first actions of the Republican Congress after Trump’s election was to repeal OSHA’s recently issued “Volks Rule”…

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