They must fill out a form declaring that they are experiencing financial hardship because of COVID-19, or that moving constitutes a health risk to members of their household.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) today issued updated guidance to help employers protect unvaccinated workers in non-healthcare-related industries. The agency said the ...

What the New Rules for Covid-19 Testing Mean for Your Business On January 4, businesses with more than 100 employees will have to make sure unvaccinated employees can comply with OSHA regulations.

OSHA now has an online “hazard report” that workers can fill out to submit complaints. If you're interested in filling one out, click here.

Beginning Tuesday, Hawaii will require all visitors to fill out a "Safe Travels" application, including health and contact information, before travel.

And What is the Form 301? Employers must complete an OSHA 301 Incident Report form, or an equivalent form, for each recordable injury or illness entered on the OSHA Form 300.

Since the pandemic began more than 9900 cases of COVID and 53 deaths have been linked to workplace outbreaks in Oregon. Out of the top 30 workplace outbreaks in the state, OSHA has inspected two.

"But to fill out a one page form, typically, there's very little charge for that." Joshi said his allergy practice was been swamped. However, it is not charging patients to fill out the form.

OSHA Investigations To date, the OSHA-initiated investigations have been prompted by reports of employee deaths from COVID-19. Employers are required to cooperate with OSHA in any such investigations.

On-the-job injuries can be stressful for everyone who was involved or witnessed an accident. But no matter how upsetting or time-consuming the situation, employers must remember to fill out the ...

Out-of-state travelers arriving at LAX, Van Nuys airport and Union Station must sign a form acknowledging the county's COVID quarantine.

Protecting Workers From Coronavirus: OSHA Leaves It to Employers Critics say the federal agency charged with protecting worker safety has played a conspicuously small role during the pandemic.