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Ergo rule a nightmare, says business group

April 24, 2000
Blocks away from where OSHA commenced its hearings, opponents of the proposal stood next to dozens of binders that make up the regulation and urged OSHA to rethink its approach.
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Highway safety: Don't blow by those work zones

April 24, 2000
About 39,000 people were injured as a result of motor vehicle crashes in highway work zones in 1998.
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For your employees - protecting yourself from tornadoes

April 21, 2000
What do you need to know about responding to a tornado threat?
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If you suspect carbon monoxide poisoning

April 21, 2000
What to do when people show signs of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Clinton request 11 percent increase in FY2001 budget

April 21, 2000
The Clinton Administration has requested a $426 million budget for OSHA in fiscal year 2001.
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Ergonomics proposal hearings start

April 21, 2000
The public hearing on OSHA's proposed ergonomics standard will run from April 24 to May 3, 2000, in Portland, Ore.
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Worker paralyzed

April 21, 2000
OSHA has cited Agway and proposed penalties of $137,500 against the firm.
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OSHA's dubious distinction

April 21, 2000
OSHA scored lowest in a customer satisfaction survey of 29 government agencies.
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Here come the ergo hearings

April 21, 2000
OSHA is adding an extra week to the public hearing on its proposed ergonomics standard.
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Hands off on home offices, says OSHA

April 21, 2000
Home offices will not be inspected for violations of federal safety and health rules.
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