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The Little Program That Refuses To Die: OSHA announced its 2018 Susan Harwood Grant Awardees last week. This is the…

What do Moises Dominguez, Cameron Leeds and Charlie McLaughlin have in common? All of them are public employees listed in…

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

Happy New Year!!! Hope you’re not still hung over from celebrating the dawn of Fiscal Year 2019. Well wake up,…

Well there’s some very bad news for those of you who don’t want to be blown to smithereens in your…

It is Halloween night, 2016, and, as I reach the outskirts of town, it feels as though I am entering…

While Rod Rosenstein and Brett Kavanaugh may be on their way out, OSHA nominee Scott Mugno and other Department of…

When Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh comes back before the Senate next week to respond to allegations of attempted rape,…

Good Budget News for OSHA Last June we reported some good budget news for OSHA from the Senate, and now…

Good news! Good News! Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh thinks it’s perfectly reasonable for American workers to expect to come…

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