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Senator: OSHA has failed, make big changes


August 9, 2011 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: Compliance, enforcement, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, OSHA news, Voluntary Protection Program, What do you think?

The U.S. debt agreement will force lawmakers to make tough decisions on where to cut government spending. OSHA is one senator’s target.

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OSHA spared budget ax — for now


April 15, 2011 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, OSHA news

Through Sept. 30, OSHA’s operations should go on mostly unaffected by the new federal budget compromise. OSHA faces a slight budget reduction, but not the large one called for by House Republicans.

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Top 8 OSHA plans companies should watch out for


February 21, 2011 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: Analysis/Commentary, Chemical safety, Compliance, cost of safety, enforcement, Illnesses, Injuries, inspections, OSHA news, Recordkeeping, safety incentives, Special Report, State OSHAs, Top-10 list, What do you think?

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A lot of debate will occur between this week’s announcement of President Obama’s proposed budget, including funding for OSHA, and the start of the new federal fiscal year on Oct. 1. Forget about that debate for now. Instead, take a look at what OSHA plans to do with its funding, especially if you own a small business.

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Surprise: Obama proposes budget increase for OSHA


February 15, 2011 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: enforcement, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, OSHA news

With the Obama administration proposing big budget cuts for some agencies, such as a 13% drop for EPA, it may come as somewhat of a surprise that OSHA’s budget would go up under the President’s proposed 2012 budget.

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