Charles in charge

Article Abstract:

Charles Jeffress is the assistant secretary of labor for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, (OSHA). He discusses many subjects including OSHA's ergonomics proposal, and his concerns that employers will under report due to increased targeted inspections at high risk worksites.

Practice, Interview, Powers and duties, Jeffress, Charles

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Battle lines drawn as new congress convenes

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the political stand of the president of the United States George W. Bush toward businesses are discussed. Particular attention is given to developments in ergonomic legislation to improve working conditions and health and safety standards at work.

Politics NEC, Health Regulation NEC, Business, Safety and security measures, Economic policy, Bush, George W., Politics, Medical law

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The future of ergonomics: all bets are off

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the repeal of the ergonomics standard proposed by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration are discussed. Questions regarding possible new legislation concerning ergonomics standards are raised.

Occupational Safety Regulation, Occupational safety and health, Safety regulations

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