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OSHA Announces Enhanced Nationwide Enforcement on Trenching | Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP - Vimarsana News

OSHA Announces Enhanced Nationwide Enforcement on Trenching | Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP

There have been 22 trenching and excavation fatalities in the first six months of 2022 compared to 15 in all of 2021. Given this alarming increase, OSHA announced the launch of an...

Michigan issues program to reduce heat-related hazards - Vimarsana News

Michigan issues program to reduce heat-related hazards

To reduce workers' exposure to extreme heat, the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration is launching a State Emphasis Program that will allow state officials to educate employers on heat-related illnesses.

Respect For Marriage Act Advances. (Beltway Buzz, July 22, 2022) - Employee Rights/ Labour Relations - Vimarsana News

Respect For Marriage Act Advances. (Beltway Buzz, July 22, 2022) - Employee Rights/ Labour Relations

On July 20, 2022, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 267-157 to approve the Respect for Marriage Act.

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Legal Update on Marriage Act, Rail Disputes, NLRB and FTC - Vimarsana News

Legal Update on Marriage Act, Rail Disputes, NLRB and FTC

U.S. House of Representatives voted 267-157 to approve the Respect for Marriage Act. All Democrats and forty-seven Republicans voted in favor of the measure. POTUS Establishes Emergency Board to Resolve Rail Disputes. NLRB and FTC Enter Partnership.

OSHA Increases Heat-Related Inspections At Maritime Facilities - Vimarsana News

OSHA Increases Heat-Related Inspections At Maritime Facilities

To combat risks from high-heat and high-humidity conditions, OSHA has begun developing workplace heat-safety regulations.