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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…

Yesterday, Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta announced that Ronald Reagan would be named to the Labor Hall of Honor. To…

While it may go without saying, there’s probably no President in American history more reviled by worker advocates than Ronald…

Following up on its article (and my blog post) on the tragic trench death of DJ Meyer last December, the…

Although I am frequently critical of OSHA under the Trump administration, never let it be said that I have failed…

There is so much sad and infuriating about this story that it’s hard to know where to begin. How about…

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