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The House of Representatives continued to wage its never-ending war on working people yesterday when the House Rules Committee voted…

I have a feeling we ain’t seen nothing yet about the effects of Hurricane Harvey on the chemical industry in…

I try to write about a lot of things, but can’t get to everything. Happily, there are a lot of…

Today is Labor Day, a day many of us spend celebrating the work of American workers and the labor movement…

Cable news and newspapers across the country are headlining the continuing explosions at the Arkema chemical plant in Crosby, Texas,…

The rain finally seems to be stopping in Texas, but the struggles there are just beginning as the huge job…

Donald Trump is on his way to Springfield, Missouri today to deliver a major speech about tax cuts reform at…

I was on WTOP Radio at noon today to talk about OSHA’s removal of the list of workplace fatalities from…

Who’s running OSHA now? Alexandra Berzon of the Wall St. Journal reports that OSHA cut back its reporting of workplace…

Two weeks ago, OSHA gained new political leadership in Deputy Assistant Secretary Loren Sweatt. And now we’re seeing the first…

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