OSHA Enforcement Program Targets Midwest Manufacturing

June 14, 2019

Tressi L. Cordaro of Jackson Lewis in Washington, D.C. gives fair warning to companies in Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska that have elevated injury and illness rates: A recent OSHA initiative is looking at you for comprehensive safety and health inspections.

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