Group: OSHA rulemaking has slowed to a crawl
October 24, 2011 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: Analysis/Commentary, Chemical safety, confined spaces, construction safety, Fatality, New safety statistics, OSHA news, Research on safety, Special Report, What do you think?
While some lawmakers in Washington are harping on OSHA for creating too many regulations, a recent report says during the last ten years, there have been fewer new regulations produced by the agency than in any other period in its history.
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