On the recordApril 27, 2009
That strongly suggests that the focus on increased criminal sanctions would do little to address the current level of workplace injuries, illnesses and deaths in this country.
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congress.govThat strongly suggests that the focus on increased criminal sanctions would do little to address the current level of workplace injuries, illnesses and deaths in this country.
Tom Price argues that increased criminal penalties won't effectively reduce workplace injuries and deaths.
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