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OSHA: The Incredible Shrinking Agency: The number of OSHA inspectors has hit an all-time low according to data compiled by…

Check out this excellent video on workplace violence against nurses by Newsy investigative reporter Patrick Terpstra. Aside from the jarring…

Poison Food, Poisoned Workers: Eyal Press of The Intercept writes about chronic health problems that have plagued Jessica Robertson since…

What does it take for some employers to get the message? OSHA announced yesterday that it had issued citations with…

Mostly goings. Tom Galassi, OSHA’s Director of Enforcement Programs retired as of last week. Tom is a certified industrial hygienist…

Words Words Words I’m so sick of words I get words all day through First from him, now from you…

In a hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee today, Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta today refused to commit not to…

OSHA has fined Tower King II Inc. $12,934 for the death of three workers who were attempting to install a…

Last October, Melissa Stephens went to work on third shift at Autonium in Jeffersonville, Indiana. She never came home to…

As we go to press, it looks likely that the federal government, including the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, will…

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