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House Moves to Repeal New Ergonomics Rules
The House approved repeal of Clinton-era OSHA ergonomics rules 223-206 after a Senate pass, with Bush signaling support. Labor and Democrats warned of harm to worker safety and job loss while proponents cited reduced costs and regulatory overreach. The White House pledged a comprehensive approach to injuries from repetitive motion and urged regulatory reform.
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Department of Labor
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Nancy Johnson
R-Conn
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Dick Gephardt
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Jerry Jasinowski
National Association of Manufacturers
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George Miller
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