And it is the challenge that I have that I bring the illustration up: If you have a new employee at a university, you have a new employee at a manufacturing location, the previous employer retired, died, fired, whatever it may be; new person sits down in the chair and they ask the question, where do I go to get the rules of the road from the Federal Government?
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