Shudtz and Tracy's testimony to the Maryland General Assembly's Committee on Appropriations on funding for worker safety standards enforcement.
Matthew Shudtz and Katherine Tracy's February 15, 2017, written testimony to the Maryland General Assembly's Standing Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Education & Economic Developments on funding for worker safety standards enforcement.
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Author(s): Matt Shudtz, Katie Tracy
Federal Rules to Prevent Another Deadly West Blast Now at Risk
Federal Rules to Prevent Another Deadly West Blast Now at Risk, op-ed by Thomas McGarity
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Author(s): Thomas McGarity
Federal Proposal Would Jeopardize Public Safety
Federal Proposal Would Jeopardize Public Safety, op-ed by Thomas McGarity
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Author(s): Thomas McGarity
Before Scuttling Regulations, Remember the Deadly, Destructive West Explosion
Before Scuttling Regulations, Remember the Deadly, Destructive West Explosion, op-ed by Thomas McGarity
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Author(s): Thomas McGarity
Texas Lawmakers Must Stop Eroding Workers' Compensation Laws
Texas Lawmakers Must Stop Eroding Workers' Compensation Laws, op-ed by Thomas McGarity and Sidney Shapiro
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Author(s): Thomas McGarity, Sidney Shapiro
Coalition Comments on 'Significant New Uses of Chemical Substances' Rule
Coalition comments to the Environmental Protection Agency on proposed rules to align its regulations for new chemical uses with OSHA rules.
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Time to Reform Workers' Compensation Laws
Time to Reform Workers' Compensation Laws, op-ed by Thomas McGarity
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Author(s): Thomas McGarity, Sidney Shapiro
Lawmakers Must Stop Eroding Workers' Compensation Laws
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Barack Obama's Path to Progress in 2015-16: Thirteen Essential Regulatory Actions [UPDATED]
In 2014, the Center for Progressive Reform issued a report identifying 13 key regulatory actions that the Obama administration should be certain to finish before June of 2016, in order to ensure that the rules would 1) make it out of the regulatory pipeline during Obama's tenure, and 2) be finalized in time to be safe from repeal by the successor administration. In 2016, CPR followed up to see whether the Obama administration had adopted the necessary sense of urgency. (Read the online version of this report for the 2016 updates.)
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Author(s): Rena Steinzor, James Goodwin, Matt Shudtz, Anne Havemann