Tre'Vaughn Howard
Legal Intelligence Reporter at Bloomberg Law
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Tre'Vaughn Howard |Jay-Anne Casuga
The Trump administration’s proposal to decommission the agency charged with investigating chemical accidents will hurt employers’ safety compliance efforts in handling highly hazardous materials, safety professionals say. Cutting the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board has been a goal for President Donald Trump since his first term.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Tre'Vaughn Howard
The Trump administration’s proposal to decommission the agency charged with investigating chemical accidents will hurt employers’ safety compliance efforts in handling highly hazardous materials, safety professionals say. Cutting the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board has been a goal for President Donald Trump since his first term.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Tre'Vaughn Howard
Monday Morning Musings for Workplace WatchersDOL Might Get ED’s Work | OSHA Heats UpRebecca Rainey: The US Department of Education made an agreement with the Labor Department to allow the DOL to take over its career, technical, and adult education grants, putting into action the White House’s plan to consolidate federal workforce training programs.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Rebecca Rainey |Tre'Vaughn Howard
Monday Morning Musings for Workplace WatchersDOL Might Get ED’s Work | OSHA Heats UpRebecca Rainey: The US Department of Education made an agreement with the Labor Department to allow the DOL to take over its career, technical, and adult education grants, putting into action the White House’s plan to consolidate federal workforce training programs.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Tre'Vaughn Howard
Federal appeals judges affirmed nearly all the convictions for two Didion Milling Inc. executives who were sentenced to two-year prison terms each for lying to officials during an investigation of a 2017 fatal grain dust explosion. The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit affirmed all of the counts against Derrick Clark, the company’s vice president of operations, and most of the convictions for Shawn Mesner, a former food safety superintendent, except for one count.
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RT @BLaw: Federal workers protested outside the Department of Health and Human Services building over the layoffs at NIOSH, the agency res…
Union of federal workers outside the Department of Health and Human Services building today protesting the layoffs at NIOSH—agency responsible for researching work-related injuries. https://t.co/WhYuJt280v https://t.co/KKF4RF0aya
States that moved to comply with a Biden-era rule governing who can join OSHA inspectors during workplace visits would be vulnerable to lawsuits if the Trump administration backs away from the policy. https://t.co/JGRMRKTBgK