OSHA found that Marietta Corp. and its staffing agency violated safety standards.
The money will go to a technical cooperation project from the International Labor Organization.
The proposed legislation would allow 16- and 17-year-old children to be exempt from child labor laws if they worked in logging or mechanized operations under parental supervision.
In the wake of the Listeria outbreak, the ice cream manufacturer is looking to make improvements to facilities in Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas.
The alliance aims to reduce and prevent workers' exposure to chemical hazards.
The WIOA is the first major reform to federal job training programs in more than 15 years.
The money comes in the form of job-driven grants to help more than 2,000 veterans overcome homelessness and secure employment.
The nation has ordered the review of qualifications for all of the pilots of Airbus A320 passenger jets.
The grants will better serve the needs of youths and adults with disabilities seeking employment.
The alerts are intended for pilots and mechanics.
"These grants provide such a valuable service to American workers because they're providing essential training to the vulnerable workers in small businesses and high-risk industries that need it most," said U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas E. Perez.
A.M. Castle & Co. has been issued two repeat and five serious violations.
"Knowing someone on hand is first aid trained should an event occurs reduces the stress level of all the employees and makes them feel safer."
Treating an injured employee is one of the most unpredictable situations and hard to prepare for, so you have to plan for the worst in most cases while watching cost where you can.
Administrator Michael Huerta said the agency plans to hire and train more than 6,000 new air traffic control specialists during the next five years.
OSHA has cited Hussman Corp. for three willful and 12 serious hazards.
The department had volunteered to undergo the review by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services following a series of misconduct incidents over the course of five years.
The facility will feature highly interactive simulators replicating nearly every critical job on an offshore drilling rig, including simulators for cyber drilling, vessel bridge, cranes, an engine room, and an emergency response room. Maersk Training also will equip the facility for ship-handling operations to serve the maritime training market.
OSHA has fined Polychem Services Inc. $110,000 in the enforcement case.
As part of the 'Face Forward' program, the money aims to help young people start new careers.