Death on the Job: Texas Says "NO" To Water Breaks in the Heatwithersailor@aussie.zone to World News@beehaw.org – 147 points – 1 years ago103kkcn.com28Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentIt's not in effect yet, starting september. Now I know absolutely nothing about US law, but can't OSHA itself fight this?OSHA is really, really, really underfunded, to the point most OSHA complaints go uninvestigated, iirc.That's a thing about these laws. Fighting them isn't as quick as passing them. I would hope it's thrown out, but people will die in the meantime.
It's not in effect yet, starting september. Now I know absolutely nothing about US law, but can't OSHA itself fight this?OSHA is really, really, really underfunded, to the point most OSHA complaints go uninvestigated, iirc.That's a thing about these laws. Fighting them isn't as quick as passing them. I would hope it's thrown out, but people will die in the meantime.
OSHA is really, really, really underfunded, to the point most OSHA complaints go uninvestigated, iirc.
That's a thing about these laws. Fighting them isn't as quick as passing them. I would hope it's thrown out, but people will die in the meantime.
It's not in effect yet, starting september. Now I know absolutely nothing about US law, but can't OSHA itself fight this?
OSHA is really, really, really underfunded, to the point most OSHA complaints go uninvestigated, iirc.
That's a thing about these laws. Fighting them isn't as quick as passing them. I would hope it's thrown out, but people will die in the meantime.