Formalizing its retrenchment on inspections of home offices, Fed-OSHA has issued a compliance directive that spares at-home workers from inspections."Home offices will not be inspected for violations of federal safety and health rules," the agency stated in a Feb. 25 press release. The directive provides guidance to OSHA compliance officers."OSHA respects the privacy of people's homes and we expect that employers will too," said OSHA Administrator Charles Jeffress. He added, though,
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