occupational safety and health regulations
workplace health and safety regulations

In many jurisdictions, occupational safety and health regulations are less comprehensive for independent contractors.

The Labor Department enforced occupational safety and health regulations, and failure to correct infractions could lead to prosecution.

Maritime Security (USCG), occupational safety and health regulations must be adhered to in addition to environmental regulations during marine transfer operations.

'Smoking bans' are public policies, including criminal laws and occupational safety and health regulations, which prohibitionism tobacco smoking in employments and/or other public spaces.

Health Care Facilities Workplace Health and Safety Guide Offers OSHA's guide to occupational safety and health regulations affecting all types of healthcare facilities.

In 1993, McTigue was appointed Minister of Labour and Minister of Immigration, continuing the application of results-based principles to employment law, occupational safety and health regulations, and immigration.

It's also true that a Tammany-led coalition won passage of laws mandating occupational safety and health regulations, and began promoting an even broader agenda embracing minimum wages, maximum hours, social insurance and an end to child labor.

Occupational safety and health regulations state that the safety curtain must be able to resist fire and thereby prevent (or at least hinder) fires starting on stage from spreading to the auditorium and the rest of the theatre, reducing injuries to Patrons and members of staff.

In the North American legal justice system system and in US Occupational Safety and Health regulations, willful violation (also called 'willful non-compliance') is an "act done voluntarily with either an intentional disregard of, or plain indifference to," the requirements of Acts, regulations, statutes or relevant workplace policies.

The Occupational Safety and Health Act allows OSHA to issue workplace health and safety regulations.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a federal agency responsible for setting and monitoring workplace health and safety regulations.

Most recently, McLaughlin has focused on safety issues in the workplace, working with New York law enforcement officials on more effective means of enforcing workplace health and safety regulations.

His government also introduced a rural farm credit system, a mother's allowance for widows (an important measure considering his government was in power during and after World War I), a public nursing system and workplace health and safety regulations.

The Washington Post leads with the Labor Department's definitive position on the issue of what sort of home work activities must comply with federal workplace health and safety regulations, a position taken after the Labor Department first said all such activities were covered and then later said in effect, never mind.