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May 7 - May 13, 2012
It takes OSHA an average of about eight years to issue a rule, and some rules have taken more than 17 years. The General Accountability Office says this slow process leaves workers at risk. What do you think?
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OSHA issues rules too slowly.
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77% |
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OSHA’s pace of rule-making is about right.
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20% |
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OSHA issues rules too quickly.
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3% |
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Comment from Gail M. Alario, (5/11/2012, 7:03 AM)
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absolutely ridiculos but quite typical of any government agency...job justification...all agencies need a complete overhaul
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Comment from M. Halliwelll, (5/14/2012, 10:48 AM)
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I find that OSHA and the EPA end up in the same boat...they propose new regulations and then it gets bogged down by the crusaders who cry "it's anti-business" or "it'll cost jobs" and end up sending it for countless reviews and revisions before trying to tie it in with another piece of legislation that they know will likely get voted down...IMO, it's not just the agencies involved, but the process as a whole.
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