OSHA to issue sweeping rule on repetitive motion injuries
The Clinton administration plans a final OSHA rule to require employers to create programs protecting workers from repetitive motion injuries across about 6 million workplaces and more than 100 million workers. The rule targets ergonomics, demands worker education, medical attention for injuries, paid time off, and hazard elimination.
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Election leaves little mandate on farm policy
The election leaves Republicans with control of farm policy but limits on maneuvering due to a split Senate and close House races. Experts say bipartisan support will be needed for major changes, while farm income aid remains a priority amid low prices. President Clinton delays Asia trip for Vietnam visit planning.
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