Weakening the authority of OSHA would result in real life-or-death consequences for American workers in such a high-risk industry.
James Oberstar: “Weakening the authority of OSHA would result in real life-or-death consequences for American workers in such a high-risk…”
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Oberstar emphasizes the dangers of reducing OSHA's authority for worker safety.
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