Ex-employee plans to sue SCJ - Journal Times
By OSHA - Google News | May 19, 2009 - 7:44 pm - Posted in Common

Ex-employee plans to sue SCJ
Journal Times, WI
OSHA dismissed the complaint, but deguelle then asked for a hearing before an administrative law judge. However, on Friday deguelle filed a motion to withdraw the complaint. “The decision to withdraw had absolutely nothing to do with the merits of the ...

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Funding secured for IBM health effects study - News 10 Now
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Funding secured for IBM health effects study
News 10 Now, NY
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has told the group funding for the study is secure, despite the economy. The study will also be enhanced to look into kidney cancer rates. Local advocates call it a landmark study. ...

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IBM Chemical Study - WBNG-TV
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IBM Chemical Study
WBNG-TV, NY
By WBNG News The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, or NIOSH, will review medical records of more than 25-thousand former IBM employees. NIOSH will categorize the employees based on what type of job they performed. ...

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Proposed OSHA Standard Would Prevent Injury for Nurses and … - SEIU Blog
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Proposed OSHA Standard Would Prevent Injury for Nurses and ...
SEIU Blog, DC
Last week, Reps. John Conyers (D-Mich.) and Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.) laid the first steps toward the Nurse and Health Care Worker Protection Act (HR 2381). Direct care nurses have a higher rate of injury than laborers, movers and truck drivers from ...

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Worker on Hamilton Pool project released from hospital - Marin Independent-Journal
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Worker on Hamilton Pool project released from hospital
Marin Independent-Journal, CA
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health shut down the site May 8 and officials from the city of Novato, county health, Cal/OSHA and state Department of Toxic Substances Control met last week and Monday to plan the next steps. ...

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Worker on Hamilton Pool project released from hospital - Contra Costa Times
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Worker on Hamilton Pool project released from hospital
Contra Costa Times, CA
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health shut down the site May 8 and officials from the city of Novato, county health, Cal/OSHA and state Department of Toxic Substances Control met last week and Monday to plan the next steps. ...

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Idaho Receives $194,300 in Economic Recovery Funds to Improve Water Quality, Create Jobs
By U.S. EPA News | - 4:09 pm - Posted in Common
U.S. EPA: Funds keep and create jobs to help prevent water pollution and protect human health and the environment (Seattle, Wash.- May 19, 2009) In an effort to improve water quality and create jobs, the U.S

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Oregon Receives $447,200 in Economic Recovery Funds to Improve Water Quality, Create Jobs
By U.S. EPA News | - 4:06 pm - Posted in Common
U.S. EPA: Funds keep and create jobs to help prevent water pollution and protect human health and the environment (Seattle, Wash.- May 19, 2009) In an effort to improve water quality and create jobs, the U.S

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EPA Announces $19.2 million in Recovery Act Funds for Wastewater Infrastructure Projects in Idaho to Boost Economy, Create Jobs and Protect the Environment
By U.S. EPA News | - 4:06 pm - Posted in Common
(Seattle, Wash – May 19, 2009) In a move that stands to create jobs, boost local economies, improve aging water infrastructure and protect human health and the environment for the people in the State of Idaho, the U.S

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Washington Receives $688,600 in Economic Recovery Funds to Improve Water Quality, Create Jobs
By U.S. EPA News | - 4:00 pm - Posted in Common
U.S. EPA: Funds keep and create jobs to help prevent water pollution and protect human health and the environment (Seattle, Wash.- May 19, 2009) In an effort to improve water quality and create jobs, the U.S

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