OSHA offers readiness tips for responding to opioid overdoses
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OSHA has released a fact sheet advising employers and workers to prepare for responding to opioid overdoses that may occur on job sites. The guidance is part of the Trump administration's Great American Recovery Initiative focused on addressing addiction in the workplace.
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Washington — Employers and workers should be prepared to respond to an opioid overdose on the job, OSHA stresses in a recently published fact sheet. The fact sheet is part of the Great American Recovery Initiative, “a governmentwide effort by the Trump administration prioritizing addiction…
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