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.govGeorge Miller: “The landmark Occupational Safety and Health Act became the law in 1970, opening the door to safer and healthier…”
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Miller highlights the significance of the OSHA Act in improving workplace safety since 1970.
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