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Bush tabs new MSHA chief

September 16, 2005

Richard Stickler of West Virginia to be nominated

OSHA coordinates tech support for Gulf Coast cleanup and rebuilding

September 16, 2005

The agency is working with FEMA and others to develop an overall worker safety and health strategy

Foulke: How will he use his insider knowledge of OSHA?

September 16, 2005

New boss is steeped in the history of the agency and knowledgeable about national safety and health policy issues

OSHA publishes final rule on consensus standards

September 16, 2005

Eliminating outdated references will clarify employer obligations and reduce administrative burdens, agency says

Safety's bottom line

September 8, 2005

Dealing with a serious workplace injury can be quite costly, says Oregon's DHS

Most dangerous jobs

September 8, 2005

Logging workers, aircraft pilots, fishermen top the list of deadliest occupations in U.S. last year, says BLS

$4.7 million awarded to safety whistleblowers

September 8, 2005

Jury ruled in favor of nuclear plant workers who say they were fired for airing safety concerns

Post-Katrina: Emergency call for health professional volunteers

September 8, 2005

DHHS is looking for various types of pros to assist in disaster relief work in the Gulf Coast region

Lead and E. coli bacteria counts high in New Orleans floodwaters, warns EPA

September 8, 2005

Both the public and emergency responders should avoid direct contact with standing water

Groovin' at work (safely)

September 8, 2005

Employees are bringing their own music to work far more than in years past, expert says; safety policies needed

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