Labor seminar reviews new safety act penalties in federal law
A Long Beach seminar on the Occupational Safety and Health Act outlined penalties for violations, including fines from 1000 to 310000 per offense and possible six month jail terms for falsifying records. Officials stressed voluntary compliance, worker rights to file complaints, and the act’s broad protection for 57 million workers.
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Ted Wendel
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Labor Act Passage hailed as major victory by officials
Organized labor spurred the act’s passage with labor officials labeling it a major victory for every American worker as it passed.
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