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Employers who want to make sure their businesses are complying with Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements will be able to take courses being offered by West Virginia University Extension.
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On this West Virginia Morning, while the pandemic continues to impact communities across the country, the federal eviction moratorium has ended. But for some families, it was one of the few things keeping them afloat. Also, in this show, state lawmakers recently passed a bill regarding the COVID-19 vaccine and to what extent businesses can require it.
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A confirmation vote is planned for Monday in the U.S. Senate that will make a West Virginia native the head of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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Gail Fleck is a school cafeteria worker in the greater Cincinnati area and lives with her 90-year-old father. She loves her job because she gets to work…
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What is the human impact of a failure to prioritize workplace safety? In this episode, which we originally aired in 2019, we’ll hear how weak regulatory…
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What is the human impact of a failure to prioritize workplace safety? In this episode, we’ll explore how weak regulatory laws, and a failure to prioritize…
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A Northern Panhandle chemical plant where chlorine gas spilled from a leaking tank car has been cited for alleged workplace safety violations.The…
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Federal workplace safety officials are proposing $214,000 in fines against a West Virginia sawmill they cited just two years ago.On Monday, the U.S.…
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Federal workplace safety officials are proposing a $42,600 fine for a West Virginia logging company.The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration…
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An Ohio contractor on a West Virginia project has been cited for alleged workplace safety and health violations.The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health…