Oregon OSHA is no longer enforcing its worker safety Covid-19 rules effective Monday, and is starting the repeal process.
The change comes on the same day that the Oregon Health Authority, a separate agency, announced it will no longer require health-care workers and visitors to hospitals and clinics to wear masks.
In a written statement, the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited continued low Covid hospitalization rates as a reason for ending the state rule. The standard was initially adopted in November 2020 and revised several times to apply primarily to workers in the health-care industry and emergency ...
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