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Good Monday morning,

On the day after soccer’s World Cup final, it strikes us the job of a safety and health manager is like that of a referee… when game is over (or the day is done) and no one is talking about the referee (or the safety manager), as though he was invisible, he has done his job well.

Happy hump day to you…

From the heights of hump day this week we see a gathering storm:

House and Senate Democrats are joining forces for the most sweeping OSHA reform bill since the agency was created in 1970.

Good Monday morning,

As the month of June winds to a close, these are the topics and events that will drive conversations in the world of occupational safety and health…

Good Friday morning,

SAFETY’S HIGH POLITICAL PROFILE: Lawmakers in Washington are dealing with workplace safety and health issues with a highly uncommon flurry of activity. Right now it’s all about hearings, righteous rhetoric, and promises of reform. Whether any concrete new laws or regs come of Congressional concerns is up in the air.

Happy hump day to you,

Could be a worse hump day, you could be General McChrystal meeting with POTUS…

Good Monday morning and happy Summer Solstice,

Here is what will be driving worker health safety conversations this week:

Good Friday to you…

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I read your article in the ISHN E-newsletter and all the statements made by other safety professionals:

Your analysis of the BP accident is, to some degree, totally correct.

Another happy hump day to you…

RECESSION, WHAT RECESSION? American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) media maestro Diane Hurns reports Tuesday, June 15, the ASSE Baltimore Professional Development Conference had 3,600 attendees.