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Bloomberg: Obama wrote fewer rules than Bush


November 1, 2011 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: Analysis/Commentary, confined spaces, construction safety, cost of safety, Electrical safety, hazard communication, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, New rules and regulations, OSHA news

Some business leaders claim the reason the U.S. economy has been floundering is because of the number of new regulations imposed by the Obama administration. Bloomberg News has conducted an analysis of new regulations enacted by the last several presidents. The results may surprise some people.

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What safety success looks like to the head of OSHA


October 7, 2010 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: In this week's e-newsletter, Injuries, Latest News & Views, OSHA news

(From National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego) OSHA administrator David Michaels has called the Injury and Illness Prevention Program (i2p2) proposal the agency’s top priority. What does Michaels hope companies will get from creating their own site-specific plans to identify and reduce hazards?

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Obama’s OSHA: First 20 months of rulemaking activity


September 22, 2010 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: ergonomics, Falls, Illnesses, In this week's e-newsletter, Injuries, Latest News & Views, New rules and regulations, OSHA news, What do you think?

Researchers at OMB Watch have released their take on the first 20 months of rulemaking under the Obama administration, including a status check on OSHA.

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