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Latest News

• US Labor Department's OSHA notifies 15,000 workplaces nationwide of high injury and illness rates [03/09/10]
• OSHA extends deadline for membership nominations to Federal Advisory Council on Occupational Safety and Health [03/08/10]
• US Labor Department's OSHA proposes more than $3 million in fines to BP-Husky refinery near Toledo, Ohio [03/08/10]

• OSHA extends deadline for submitting comments on Recordkeeping proposed rule [03/08/10]
• US Department of Labor's OSHA orders e-Smart Technologies Inc. to pay whistleblower back wages and $600,000 in compensatory damages [03/03/10]

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Worker Fatalities

5,071 workers died on the job in 2008

"With every one of these fatalities, the lives of a worker's family members were shattered and forever changed. We can't forget that fact."

-Hilda Solis, Secretary of Labor

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