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Among other things, the plan would require employers to evaluate heat risks and — when heat increases risks to workers — implement requirements for drinking water, rest breaks, and control of indoor heat. It would also require a plan to protect new or returning workers unaccustomed to working in high-heat conditions.
Extreme Heat Worker Rule Proposed by White House
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U.S. Department of Labor Final Rule Clarifies Independent Contractor Status
OSHA Accepts Nominations for Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health
OSHA Maintains Safe and Healthy Working Conditions in 2020
Construction Businesses Must Plan Ahead for Overtime Rule Compliance
Products & Press Releases
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Report shows the rate of fatal work injuries remained unchanged in 2018.
Occupational Fatalities Remained Unchanged in 2018
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Construction Contractor Found in Contempt for Failing to Pay OSHA Penalties
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DOL Updated Technical Assistance Guide Helps Contractors Meet Legal Requirements of Equal Employment Opportunity
US Labor Department lawsuit alleges after employee engaged in protected activities following reporting an accident he was investigated and detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
US Department of Labor Sues Massachusetts Construction Company For Retaliation
Tennessee Construction Company Ordered to Pay Back Wages, Damages for Violating Fair Labor Standards Act
Videos & Resources
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[VIDEO] 5 Things You Should Know to Stay Safe in a Trench
National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries in 2012 (preliminary results)
More From U.S. Department of Labor
Among other things, the plan would require employers to evaluate heat risks and — when heat increases risks to workers — implement requirements for drinking water, rest breaks, and control of indoor heat. It would also require a plan to protect new or returning workers unaccustomed to working in high-heat conditions.
Extreme Heat Worker Rule Proposed by White House
Us Dol
U.S. Department of Labor Final Rule Clarifies Independent Contractor Status
OSHA Accepts Nominations for Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health
OSHA Maintains Safe and Healthy Working Conditions in 2020
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Report shows the rate of fatal work injuries remained unchanged in 2018.
Occupational Fatalities Remained Unchanged in 2018
Gavel And Hardhat Istock Gettyimages 177783
Construction Contractor Found in Contempt for Failing to Pay OSHA Penalties
Types Of Workers Gettyimages 910090876
DOL Updated Technical Assistance Guide Helps Contractors Meet Legal Requirements of Equal Employment Opportunity
US Labor Department lawsuit alleges after employee engaged in protected activities following reporting an accident he was investigated and detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
US Department of Labor Sues Massachusetts Construction Company For Retaliation
Tennessee Construction Company Ordered to Pay Back Wages, Damages for Violating Fair Labor Standards Act
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[VIDEO] 5 Things You Should Know to Stay Safe in a Trench
Overtime
US Department of Labor to Host Listening Session on Proposed Overtime Rule
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OSHA to Delay Enforcing Crystalline Silica Standard in Construction
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