On the recordApril 18, 2012
Despite the rule being invalidated by Congress a short time after it was finalized, this example shows that the agency can use the necessary resources available on a priority standard.
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Enzi discusses the effectiveness of resource allocation in OSHA's ergonomic standard.
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