by Eric J. Conn
OSHA has been quite busy the last few months on the rulemaking front, and it does not...
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by Alex Thrasher
Quality control programs and reporting are nothing new to the protective coatings ind...
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by Industry Professionals
Significant First Amendment rights are at risk in a recent California Court of Appeal...
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by Eric J. Conn
As of Jan. 2, civil penalties for workplace safety and health violations issued by fe...
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by Robert Ikenberry
Every member of the electorate needs to spend some effort to be informed about critic...
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by Eric J. Conn
There are several nuances employers routinely miss that affect the determination of w...
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by Michael Halliwell
Seeing just how political workplace safety in the U.S. has become, one can’t help but...
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by Robert Ikenberry
As anyone who works in construction knows, projects are built on cooperation, even th...
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by Eric J. Conn
In a dramatic, but not unexpected, move last month, OSHA suspended this controversial...
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by Robert J. Kobet, AIA
All of this begs the question of what impact these sea changes will have on the green...
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by Robert J. Kobet, AIA
On Friday, Jan. 20, Donald J. Trump will become the 45th President of the United Stat...
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by Eric J. Conn
Following the enactment of this controversial rule [the Recording and Reporting Occup...
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by Eric J. Conn
OSHA has expressed particular concern with the supposed chilling effect and retaliato...
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by Eric J. Conn
The new “workers’ rights” anti-retaliation provisions of the updated Recording and Re...
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by Eric J. Conn
On June 30, the U.S. Department of Labor issued an Interim Final Rule to implement th...
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by Robert J. Kobet, AIA
As an avid blue water sailor I have always been interested in how marine architecture...
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by Eric J. Conn
Late last year I wrote about a significant rulemaking to amend OSHA’s injury and illn...
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by Eric J. Conn
In the 40-plus years since Congress enacted the Occupational Safety and Health Act, t...
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by Bob Bailey, AIA, CCS
Many construction projects are rife with potentially overlapping trade responsibiliti...
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by Eric J. Conn
In April 2013, OSHA declared that protecting temporary workers would become a top pri...
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by Eric J. Conn
On July 13, 2014, President Obama executed Executive Order 1376: “Fair Pay and Safe W...
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by Jill M. Speegle
Residents in St. Petersburg, FL, may soon see their 42-year-old iconic waterfront lan...
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by FMI
Few industries require the use of contracts more than construction.
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by Eric J. Conn
I was recently asked an interesting question: “Employers often are told to know and e...
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by Simon Hope
Life is great, things progress, and every day a shiny new techno-toy arrives to make ...
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by Karen Kapsanis
I really don’t like leap years, mainly because they are the years when the campaign f...
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by Jill M. Speegle
When companies run afoul of environmental laws, they typically pay a fine, clean up t...
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by Harold Hower
Two questions: What aspects of the Federal government should be funded, and is the go...
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by Harold Hower
People today tend to dislike compromise, as seen in headlines about labor disputes an...
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