Businesses Complying With Federal Job Safety Law
Businesses nationwide adjust to the Occupational Safety and Health Act with spending on safer equipment and facility upgrades. Bankhead Enterprise Inc. of Atlanta estimates 25000 dollars in initial costs and expects more machinery to meet specifications. Ohio and Nebraska industry spokesmen report mixed effects on productivity and costs while noting improved worker protections and stricter safety rule enforcement.
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Glenn Taylor
Bankhead Enterprise Inc
Atlanta
Taylor
Nixon
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Labor Department
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Regal ‘Stamping Co
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Peabody Galion ‘Corp
Boston Edison
Ohio
Newton Brokaw
Columbus Industrial Association
Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry
Snodgrass
Hawaii Corporation
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