Kyle W. Morrison

Who’s keeping track of the number of inspections OSHA conducts each year? Not OSHA – not anymore.

Do you have ideas for improving whistleblower protection? OSHA wants to hear them. Find out more in this week’s OSHA Roundup.

OSHA fines are set to increase for the first time in a quarter century. Find out how much employers might have to pay and what a recent study suggests about the effect of penalties on workplace safety in this week’s OSHA Roundup.

Penalties for OSHA violations are about to get steeper. Much, much steeper.

OSHA has delayed enforcing a new interpretation of its Process Safety Management Standard. Find out why, and what lawmakers have to say about it in this week’s OSHA Roundup.

With limited resources, OSHA needs to choose its inspection sites wisely. So where should it go?

OSHA releases updated guidance on excavation safety, and a well-known furniture retailer is cited for amputation hazards. Read more about these stories in this week’s OSHA Roundup.

This time next year, the nation will be electing a new president, who could move OSHA in a different direction. What can the agency accomplish in the remaining months of the Obama administration? OSHA-watchers weigh in.

If an employer doesn’t know about an OSHA rule, they should get a pass and not be fined if caught breaking it. Right?

OSHA has issued a draft guidance document to help determine the relationship between certain franchises and franchisee locations. Find out why Republicans have raised concerns in this week’s OSHA Roundup.