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19Dec

HR Quick Takes: OSHA Injuries

Q: If my employee comes to work sick and passes out due to the flu, is that OSHA? A: In addition to covering fatalities, hospitalizations, and injuries requiring more than first aid, OSHA does require that you record loss of consciousness....
By: Davis Brown Law Firm
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/hr-quick-takes-osha-injuries-80792/

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