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The fact that most OSHA chemical standards are old, outdated and don’t protect workers very well is something that government,…

Patrick Walters, killed in a trench collapse, 2002 (NYT) Ed Reinke/Associated Press

Now is the time for all good activists to come to the aid of working people.

Manhattan NY District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. has called on New York State to raise the maximum penalty for corporate…

President Trump yesterday signed the resolution repealing the Volks rule , thereby permanently removing OSHA’s ability to cite patterns of…

Bloomberg Business Week’s Peter Waldman published a devastating article last month about the injuries and fatalities in Southern auto parts…

In the largest-ever individual award by the OSHA Whistleblower Protection Program, OSHA announced today that it had ordered Wells Fargo…

Workers concerned about safety and health in the workplace are heading for some rough days ahead with the current administration…

It has now been 41 days since OSHA has issued an enforcement-related press release. In 2016, OSHA issued 486 enforcement-related…

In the wake of yesterday’s devastating article in Bloomberg Business Week about the carnage in foreign-owned auto parts facilities in…

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