Category: Safety and Regulation Compliance

Washington – The Osha has expanded to November 1, around 20 of the 25 proposed rules to comment on the agency published on July 1. One of the proposals concerns the enforcement of the general service clause. The Osha tries to codify the principle that the general service clause does not authorize the agency to… Continue reading Osha offers more time to comment on 20 proposed rules

Working on an apartment building in downtown Tampa was stalled, which the concerns spoke after a crane collapsed in St. Pete last year during the Hurrikan Milton. Tampa, Florida – an inactive crane sitting in the city center of Tampa, has some people in the middle of the hurricane season with the peak time. Working… Continue reading Sitting in the city center of Tampa Crane throws concerns in the middle of the hurricane season

By Claire Rush Associated Press424 words Portland, Ore. (AP) – The authorities in Oregon try to extinguish a fire that burns in one of the highest trees in the world on the south coast of the state. The Doerner Fir, a Douglas fir from coasts, which is over 99 meters tall and over 450 years… Continue reading A fire burns one of the highest trees in the world near the coast

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy recently unveiled revised guidance for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program. The updates aim to streamline applications and provide states with more flexibility. The Interim Final Guidance is effective immediately while FHWA seeks comment on what further changes may be appropriate. Back in February of this year, the… Continue reading Transport secretary reveals revised EV charging processes as part of the NEVI program

The participant association (VPPPA) of the voluntary protection programs announced new security and health resources with which companies and locations are to help with the achievement of an overall association committee. The new program “Journey to Safety Excellence” by VPPPA was presented during the opening session of the VPPPA symposium 2025 Safety+ Symposium in St.… Continue reading VPPPA announces a new program “Journey to Safety Excellence”

By Elyse Schupak, political lawyer for the public citizen's climate program The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City will host its annual Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium this week – the highest annual event of the Federal Reserve. Central bankers, political decision -makers, academics and economists will gather to exchange research and political ideas for… Continue reading Reporter Note: The neglect of the Federal Reserve's climate change continues in Jackson Hole

The city of Savannah will soon complete the second cohort of your business accelerator program for small and minority entrepreneurs next month. Launch Savannah is a 12-week intensive, personal course that supports up to 15 local entrepreneurs in developing companies in the early stage. In response to a recommendation in 2020, it was created by… Continue reading Savannah entrepreneur Erlangen Erlangen business skills about the program sponsored by the city

Governor Gavin Newsom destroys Cal-Osha, who is supposed to protect California workers. Instead, he destroys the agency by refusing to fill the positions. Similar attacks took place under Brown. The California AFL-CIO-TOP bureaucrats have completely silent about the destruction of this agency and the threat to health and security of California workers Cal/Osha underaffing continues… Continue reading Newsom & Democrats destroy Cal-Osha as CA AFL-CIO bureaucrats hold their mouths: Indybay

Tennessee's Osha has great resources for small companies that improve security in the workplace and want to adhere to the current federal and state regulations. The main page of Tosha contains some great resources, including your Outreach page with important training and educational information and your compliance page. NFIB members in Tennessee could also be… Continue reading Worried about your next Osha inspection?