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Oregon OSHA is considering permanent rules for employers to protect employees during excessive heat and when the air is filled with wildfire smoke.

Oregon OSHA is considering permanent rules for employers to protect employees during excessive heat and when the air is filled with wildfire smoke.

Oregon OSHA is considering permanent rules for employers to protect employees during excessive heat and when the air is filled with wildfire smoke.

Oregon Office of the Ombudsman for Injured Workers rebrands to Ombuds Office for Oregon Workers, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

Oregon OSHA started a rule-making process to ensure worker safety when working outside.

At 55. listen to who got the money. u.a.w., $206 million. california public employees, $57 million. baltimore county, $1.7 million. american federation of state and county municipal workers, mentioned in the piece you just did, $31 million. state workers, ohio, $70 million. texas teachers, $68 million. oregon workers, $8 million. megyn: how does the administration justify this? >> theyre using your money to buy support for obamacare. g.e., the largest corporation in this country, which paid no t...