Outgoing NACE panel seeks shift in the ergonomics debate

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The National Advisory Committee on Ergonomics has completed its two-year term in December 2004. NACE has made a number of recommendations to Occupational Safety and Health Administration for dealing with ergonomics-related injuries and illnesses at workplace.

Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Reports, Workplace accidents, Company business management, Legislative bodies, Legislative committees

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Foulke discusses taking OSHA helm

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Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)'s new administrator Edwin G Foulke discusses his senate confirmation, managing OSHA and natural emergencies like hurricane Katrina.

Interview, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Foulke, Edwin G

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Acting OSHA administrator ready for agency challenges

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The appointment and the duties of Jonathan L. Snare, the new acting assistant secretary of labor for Occupational Safety and Health Administration are discussed.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Powers and duties, Snare, Jonathan L.

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