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Can industrial fans keep workers cool without air conditioning? Researchers explore

Baton Rouge, LA — How effective are fans at reducing heat stress and improving worker comfort under hot and humid conditions in industrial environments that don’t have air conditioning?

Bill aimed at setting faster line speeds for pork and poultry processing

Washington — A House Republican has introduced legislation that would create a structure to allow pork- and poultry-processing plants to operate at faster line speeds – a move opposed by worker safety advocates.

British safety group warns about substandard PPE sold on TikTok

Hemel Hempstead, England — The British Safety Industry Federation is warning safety professionals about personal protective equipment purchased on TikTok.

Missouri governor signs bill that claws back sick leave provisions

Jefferson City, MO — A new Missouri law repeals a proposition – approved by a majority of voters – that granted certain workers paid sick leave.
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Trump administration publishes its latest regulatory agenda

Washington — The first regulatory agenda of President Donald Trump’s second administration, officially published Sept. 4, includes the recent spate of proposed rules issued by the Department of Labor’s safety agencies.

Safety concerns driving many health care workers to consider leaving: report

San Mateo, CA — Nearly 2 out of 5 health care workers have considered quitting because of safety concerns, including half of all nurses, according to a new report from Verkada.

Dog walkers: Ditch these practices to avoid hand and wrist injuries

When walking your dog, do you wrap its leash around your wrist or fingers? Do you use a retractable leash? Either way, you may be putting yourself at risk for an injury depending on how you hold the leash.

Protected bike lanes equal more bike commuters: study

Albuquerque, NM — Commuters may be more prone to ride a bike to work if a protected lane is available, a recent study led by a University of New Mexico researcher suggests.
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Wanted: updated information for heat-rule resource

Washington — Are you aware of any recent revisions or updates to the worker heat protection rules in your state? If so, the Natural Resources Defense Council wants to know.

House bill would cut safety agencies’ budgets by at least 8%

Washington — A House appropriations subcommittee is proposing 8%, 10% and 14% funding cuts to OSHA, the Mine Safety and Health Administration, and NIOSH, respectively.

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