OSHA is nearing enactment of a rule specifying that workers can choose whoever they want to represent them during safety and health inspections.
The White House’s Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs completed its review late Wednesday of the standard, often called the “walkaround rule” (RIN:1218-AD45). Typically, the office’s review is among the last steps before a final rule appears in the Federal Register and is adopted.
Employer groups have complained that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s original proposal, issued last August, will allow union activists to participate in inspections and encourage workers to organize. Worker advocates ...
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