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It’s that time of the year again. Time for turkey, holiday music and a mad rush through stores for midnight sales. Is your store prepared for Black Friday?

When Congress failed to agree on funding levels for fiscal year 2014, which began Oct. 1, the first federal government shutdown in nearly 20 years led to furloughs for thousands of employees, as well as cutbacks of numerous government services.

OSHA publishes a new direct final rule and announces a meeting to discuss a proposed rule. Learn about these stories and more in this week’s OSHA Roundup.

This month’s issue of Safety+Health does a lot of looking back.

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Most of us have a night when we can’t fall or stay asleep. For many military veterans, those nights are the norm.

OSHA explores promulgating a new standard, and a new report details the effect October’s federal government shutdown had on the agency. Read about these stories and more in this week’s OSHA Roundup.

More than 30 million workers are exposed to workplace conditions that can induce hearing loss, which is permanent and incurable. Or is it?

Every year, Safety+Health magazine brings you its “Salary Survey” – an in-depth look at trends in compensation for safety professionals. This year, the online version of the article offers something new – an opportunity for you to customize the data.

Big news: OSHA last week proposed a new rule that will change much, and yet it changes very little.