The organization now says the state should become the first to enact a total cell phone ban.
"Adequate and advance preparation is one of the most significant ways Texans can help mitigate the unpredictable and dangerous nature of hurricanes," said DPS Director Steven McCraw.
The agreement is a new effort by the agencies to work together to protect the rights of employees and level the playing field for responsible employers by reducing the practice of misclassification.
The NCLR says that a California state policy solution could increase Latinos' retirement savings.
The funding has been awarded to the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development.
It examines why Latino immigrants under age 25 are at increased risk for injury and death when working for small firms in the construction industry.
Ten rail cars carrying crude oil ignited after the May 6 derailment near Heimdahl, N.D. Firefighters were allowing the last four burning cars to burn out later in the day.
The completion of En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM) signals a major milestone, Secretary Foxx says.
Pacemaker Steel & Piping Co. Inc. faces $45,500 in penalties as a result, according to OSHA.
"While employers have been steadily expanding their efforts at creating healthier and safer workforces in recent years, what has been largely missing are strategies to integrate the work of the health and safety teams and a way to accurately assess the business impact of that work. This new guidance paper offers a pathway to both," said Todd Hohn, CSP, global director of Workplace Health and Safety for Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.
Representatives of Turner Construction, OSHA, and Deputy Labor Secretary Christopher Lu will speak at the site May 6 about the importance of preventing falls.
The alliance allows OSHA to speak, exhibit and appear at events sponsored by the NCTE.
A Republic Steel plant electrician received burns after an arc flash.
The agency cited the video from two recent crashes involving buses and tractor-trailers, which did not provide needed information about those crashes.
The festival involves AIHA members shooting a short video (two minutes or less), which is then uploaded on YouTube and promoted on Twitter. The purpose of this contest is to raise awareness and the profile of industrial/occupational hygiene.