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NASF has been working closely with a key industry coalition in Washington on the pending OSHA COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard for workplaces.

Millions head back to work amid employer confusion over masks, vaccines POLITICO 5/6/2021 By Rebecca Rainey © AP Photo/Keith Srakocic Mindy Foringer, the office manager at George Riggins Specialty Automotive, leaves for lunch through the door with the business' COVID-19 policy sign in Harmony, Pa. on Jan. 28, 2021. Millions of people are flooding back to work as the coronavirus ebbs, but businesses say the federal government's failure to answer pressing questions over masks and vaccinations are complicating their reopening efforts. Popular Searches Despite President Joe B...

Image from Shutterstock.com. A Kentucky judge has ordered court officials to nix hundreds of small-claims cases filed by an imprisoned former lawyer who was captured outside a Pizza Hut in Honduras after fleeing the country. Pike County Circuit Judge Eddy Coleman of the 35th Judicial Circuit in Kentucky ordered the court clerk to purge all Pike County lawsuits filed by former lawyer Eric Conn against his former clients, report the Lexington Herald-Leader and the Associated Press. Coleman ordered a default judgment against Conn after he didn’t respond to the suits, which were filed by former...

Associated Press View Comments PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky judge has ordered court officials to purge hundreds of lawsuits filed against clients by a disgraced disability attorney who masterminded the largest Social Security fraud in history, the Lexington Herald Leader reported. Eric Conn pleaded guilty in 2017 to bribing doctors to falsify medical records for his thousands of clients and then paying a judge to approve their lifetime disability benefits. His plea agreement would have put him in prison for 12 years, but a few weeks before his sentencing Conn fled the country, leading feder...