On the recordJuly 10, 2019
This legislation would require OSHA to issue a standard within 42 months that would mandate employers to provide both indoor and outdoor workers exposed to excessive heat with the protections they need.
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congress.govJudy Chu: “This legislation would require OSHA to issue a standard within 42 months that would mandate employers to provide both…”
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Judy Chu discusses her proposed legislation for heat illness prevention standards.
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