On the recordApril 29, 2009
The problem is, Mr. Price, that when you look at the individual cases there are still far, far too many cases of workplace fatalities, injury and illnesses that could clearly be prevented.
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congress.govLynn C. Woolsey: “The problem is, Mr. Price, that when you look at the individual cases there are still far, far too many cases of…”
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Woolsey emphasizes the preventable nature of many workplace incidents.
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