Cal/OSHA Action on Personnel Hoists
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Field Fix on Trench System Okay?
A Superior Court judge has ruled Cal/OSHA properly cited a major general contractor for a willful violation. Its crew modified a trench protective system without first consulting the designing engineer. …
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Cal/OSHA Challenged by COVID Complaints
Cal/OSHA’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health has faced an avalanche of workplace complaints in recent months, the overwhelming majority regarding COVID-19, the virus that originated in Wuhan, China. Like …
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Cal/OSHA Employees Get Pay Cuts Even With a Budget Increase
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed an 8% increase in Cal/OSHA’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year. But that news is tempered with the governor’s proposed 10% pay cut for …
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Appeal Deadline Extension Explained
The deadline extension on Cal/OSHA investigations and appeals that we outlined in our May 15th issue (p. 12675) gives the Division of Occupational Safety and Health 60 extra days to …
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Inspection Under A Warrant
In the 25-year history of Central Coast Building Supply, a Colusa based manufacturer of aluminum door thresholds says he hasn’t had a single Cal/OSHA inspection. The company has an experience …
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Cal/OSHA and the Quarantine
The three branches of the Cal/OSHA system are operating during the statewide shelter-in-place, but are having to adjust their operations. First and foremost, the Division of Occupational Safety and Health …
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What Should Be In Your Telecommuting Policy?
All of a sudden, many California employers are being required to have their employees telecommute – work from home – if possible. This week, at least seven Bay Area counties …
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