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In total, the FY 2011 DOL budget requests $117 billion, with the majority to be used for unemployment insurance benefits for displaced workers and federal workers’ compensation. DOL’s discretionary request of $14.0 billion overall includes $1.7 billion for worker protection programs, a 4 percent increase over the prior year’s budget.

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have any further questions regarding your requirements to post state or
federal labor law postings, or questions regarding any compliance issues,
please contact your state’s department of labor, OSHA, or an attorney.

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OSHA is stepping up its efforts to make sure injuries and illnesses on the job are better reported. Tracking such things has been part of OSHA’s mandate since 1970 but efforts are now being renewed. Read on…

Getting you the right Written Safety Plan for your business

Osha4less.com works hard to ensure that you have the most relevant and up
to date compliance information and assistance. All the information in thisblog and the information presented on www.osha4less.com should be taken as assistance in keeping you compliant only, and not as legal advice. If you have any further questions regarding your requirements to post state or federal labor law postings, or questions regarding any compliance issues, please contact your state’s department of labor, OSHA, or an attorney.

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OSHA is pushing for federal rules that would require companies to count job-related musculoskeletal disorders – a step that could make it easier for safety officials to prevent such injuries.

But the emerging plan may also provoke a battle with business groups. Industry leaders fear it could pave the way for regulation to prevent MSDs, the most common injuries in American factories.

Often caused by repetitive tasks and heavy lifting, MSDs afflict the muscles and nerves in wrists, arms, necks and backs. They include sprains and strains, along with common on-the-job injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and tendinitis.

Hundreds of thousands of workers suffer MSDs on the job each year, federal statistics show.

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This new guidance, entitled First Aid at work – Your Questions Answered – recommends that employees consider a number of issues when determining first aid staffing levels.

The issues cover:

l Workplace hazards

l The number of employees on site and any staff with disabilities or specific health problems

l The history of accidents and illnesses

l Working arrangements – travelling workers, lone workers, shift patterns

l Remoteness from the emergency services

l Cover for holiday and sickness absences

l Members of the public on site

These issues may lead to a requirement for additional numbers above those suggested numbers of first aid personnel to suit particular circumstances.

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