On the recordFebruary 14, 2011
Had there been such a rule, there would have been no deaths, there would have been no injuries, and 700 people would still have their prized factory jobs in their same area where they live.
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congress.govLynn C. Woolsey: “Had there been such a rule, there would have been no deaths, there would have been no injuries, and 700 people would…”
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Woolsey argues that OSHA regulations could have prevented deaths and job losses.
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