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     No shade, no water, no breaks: DeSantis' new law threatens Florida outdoor worker health

     USA Today· 2 days ago

     Gov. Ron Desantis barring breaks in one of the hottest states took some local officials aback, and...

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     OSHA Cites Boston Employer in Window Washer's Fatal 29-Story Fall

     Insurance Journal· 17 hours ago

     The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) said it found that Sky Safety Inc....

3. • Patrick J. Veters

     The National Law Review· 10 hours ago

     Patrick J. Veters is a Labor and Employment attorney at Jones Walker who focuses on OSHA compliance and litigation. Patrick frequently advises companies during on-si

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     California Construction Company Fined $371K for Fatal Trench Collapse

     Insurance Journal· 17 hours ago

     Cal/OSHA cited D’Arcy & Harty Construction Inc. $371,100 for failing to protect employees working in...

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     Recovery crews and first responders should be extra cautious in hazardous flood areas, OSHA says

     CW39 NewsFix· 1 day ago

     First responders are the first to get emergency calls during a disaster and if not careful, the U.S...

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     Senators Introduce Bill to Improve Safety for Warehouse Workers

     The National Law Review· 3 hours ago

     On May 2, 2024, four Democratic senators introduced S.4260, the Warehouse Worker Protection Act...

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     OSHA "Heat Illness Alert" urges Texas employers protect workers from early summer heat

     CBS Austin· 1 day ago

     Federal officials are noticing the triple digit heat indexes in Texas and are issuing a Heat Illness...

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     OSHA proposes $64,528 fine for safety violations in fatal accident at De Pere company

     FOX 11 Green Bay· 2 days ago

     OSHA proposed $64,528 in fines for a series of safety violations at Robinson Inc., including an...

9. • JD Supra: Outsiders to be allowed in workplace for OSHA inspections

     JD Supra· 2 days ago

     When the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) decides to conduct an inspection of a workplace, the “walkaround rule” regulation currently permits employees ...

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      Mass. company did not inspect equipment before fatal fall, OSHA finds

      The Republican· 4 days ago

      Sky Safety Inc. “willfully exposed employees to fall hazards” by failing to make sure the personal...