SAN FRANCISCO - The national election is finally over but the OSHA hearings on the proposed indoor air quality standard are projected to go on into December. The proposed ergonomics standard promises to be equally controversial. It has not even cleared the Department of Labor yet, but in advance of release, the National Association of Manufacturers has created a Coalition on Ergonomics to attack the rule. The NAM has lined up 187 organizations to oppose "programs based on unproven medical and scientific t
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