On the recordJune 27, 2012
inspections are effective for reducing injuries and reducing workers' compensation costs, so this is good for both the workers and the employers, and we have to stop saying that it isn't.
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congress.govLynn C. Woolsey: “inspections are effective for reducing injuries and reducing workers' compensation costs, so this is good for both the…”
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Woolsey emphasizes the importance of inspections for worker safety and cost savings.
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