OSHA is testing an alternative to mandatory whistleblower closing conferences
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OSHA is testing a pilot program that allows regional offices to send closing letters instead of holding mandatory whistleblower closing conferences. The yearlong pilot, effective August 3, gives OSHA flexibility in how it concludes whistleblower investigations.
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Washington — OSHA has launched a pilot program that makes whistleblower closing conferences optional. According to a notice that went into effect Aug. 3, regional offices will have the choice to send letters in lieu of a closing conference during the yearlong pilot program. “In the past, OSHA has…
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