September, 2009
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OSHA Levies Nearly $295,000 in Fines Against Superior Dairy in Canton, Ohio
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Preparing workplaces for H1N1 Influenza is Focus of Upcoming OSHA Forum
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$164 Million for State Unemployment Insurance Technology Grants
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Proposed Rule Making Issued by EEOC on Americans With Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008
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CDC Provides New Widgets Employers Can Add to Web Site on Flu Updates
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OSHA Cites Toys R Us for Exit Access Hazards in Brooklyn, N.Y.
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Federal Guidelines Encourage Employers to Plan Now for Upcoming Influenza Season
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OSHA proposes $79,000 in Fines to Danbury, Conn., Manufacturer for Machine Guarding and Lockout/Tagout Hazards
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DOL Proposes Exemption to Allow New Health Plan for GM Retirees to Acquire
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$415,000 in Racial Harassment Case Against Credit Card Processing Company
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Final Rule Issued on Personal Protective Equipment
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Jury Verdict of $241,708 Against Go Daddy Upheld
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$4.5 Million Settlement by Allstate in Age Bias Suit
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Jackson Lewis Provides Important Information About H1N1
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U.S. Labor Department announces release of $42.5 million in unemployment insurance modernization incentive funds to Colorado
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U.S. Labor Department issues reports on International Child Labor and Forced Labor
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Nursing homes, manufacturing establishments among nearly 4,000 worksites on inspection list under OSHA's Site-Specific Targeting 2009 program
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The Employment Situation: August, 2009
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Mars Super Markets to Pay $275,000 and Offer Jobs to Women in Sex Bias Suit
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$350,000 Sex Harassment Settlement by Taco Bell
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OSHA Proposes More that $576,000 in Penalties Against Sims Bark and Sims Stone Plants in Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi
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