The Department of Industrial Relations is pushing ahead with plans to spend $15 million over three years on an outside media consultant. The total outlay under the contract is more …
This issue of Cal-OSHA Reporter marks the return of our Decisions section, which was, of necessity, put on hiatus after the untimely death of former Case Editor Mark Webb. As …
Providence Publications, publisher of Cal-OSHA Reporter, is proud to announce Ursula Clemons-Heslip as the new Case Decisions Editor. She succeeds Mark Webb, who succumbed to cancer. Clemons-Heslip is a name …
Known as experience rating, an X-Mod, or an EMR by any name, it helps promote workplace safety throughout the United States. California’s experience rating system is not unique, and employers …
Attorney, advisor, writer, regulator, and friend. He was also Cal-OSHA Reporter’s case editor. Mark Webb was all of these and so much more. Mark was a dedicated husband and loving …
As Cal-OSHA Reporter began its first year of publication, the Cal/OSHA program was getting itself set up. The Standards Board was about to meet for the first time on January …
Things started to get back to normal, whatever that is, in 2022. Nonetheless, the shadow of the pandemic continues to shade the Cal/OSHA community, while other important regulatory matters peeked …
In 1973, inflation was at more than 6%, the U.S. Supreme Court made a landmark ruling on reproductive rights, and OPEC voted to increase the price of oil by 200%. …