Articles Tagged with ''OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)''

As we approach Jan. 10, 2022, those employers with 100 or more employees need to be ready to comply with OSHA's ETS for vaccines and testing.

Jurors acquit roofing contractor on workplace manslaughter charge following jobsite fatality in 2018.

The Senate's vote is among the latest efforts to challenge vaccination mandates and rules ordered by President Joe Biden.

With the Biden administrating pledging to aggressively enforce workplace regulations, now is the time to make sure employers are in compliance with wage and hour practices.

In this brief video, Trent Cotney of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discusses COVID mandate rulings that took place this week in federal courts and how they affect deadlines set by those mandates.

Jury selection has begun for a trial involving a roofing contractor in Maine charged with the death of one of his workers.

The agency began the process of considering a heat-specific workplace rule to address heat-related illnesses when it published the ANPRM on Oct. 27, 2021.

OSHA identified nine willful violations in its inspections of ALJ Home Improvement Inc. work sites on May 11, 12 and 13, 2021.

OSHA extended the comment period by 45 days to allow stakeholders additional time to review the ETS and collect information and data necessary for comment.

Despite legal challenges, the federal government intends to move forward with COVID-19 vaccination mandates for large employers.