OSHA revised two of its prior COVID-19 enforcement policies
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Employers are Back in the Workplace: So is OSHA!
On May 19, 2020, in recognition of many more businesses opening their workplaces in response to governors modifying stay-at-home orders and the President’s urging business to reopen across the country, OSHA revised two of its prior COVID-19 enforcement policies, thereby informing employers that OSHA would no longer grant enforcement discretion regarding the recording of work-related… Continue reading
2020, in recognition of many more businesses opening their workplaces in response to governors modifying stay-at-home orders and the President’s urging businesses to reopen across the country, On May 19, OSHA revised two of its prior COVID-19 enforcement policies, particularly those focusing on COVID-19 issues., thereby informing employers that OSHA would no longer grant enforcement discretion regarding the recording of work-related COVID-19 exposure cases and that OSHA intended to conduct more onsite inspect