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: Workers Comp InsiderNew day for OSHA?
By Julie Ferguson
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Labor leaders and business leaders are in agreement that the new administration will mean a more activist OSHA, with more targeted investigations and tougher penalties for hiding workplace injuries. Some predict that there will be an increase in standards - although that shouldn't be a tough record to beat since there was only one standard issued under the Bush administration...Full post as published by Workers Comp Insider on March 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
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