It is the AFL-CIO's position that, first and foremost, any examination of safety and health regulations should be based on the premise that protection of workers from harm is our shared priority and goal.
Lynn C. Woolsey: “It is the AFL-CIO's position that, first and foremost, any examination of safety and health regulations should be based…”
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Woolsey emphasizes the need for prioritizing worker safety in regulatory discussions.
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