On the recordApril 27, 2009
The landmark Occupational Safety and Health Act became the law in 1970, opening the door to safer and healthier workplaces for millions of workers.
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congress.govThe landmark Occupational Safety and Health Act became the law in 1970, opening the door to safer and healthier workplaces for millions of workers.
Miller highlights the significance of the OSHA Act in improving workplace safety since 1970.
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