House Workforce Panel Chair Vows To Tighten OSHA Oversight

The chairman of the House subcommittee with jurisdiction over OSHA’s worker-protection duties says that he intends to prioritize oversight of the agency’s rulemaking work in the coming years, and is specifically highlighting plans to press for more stakeholder involvement in the rulemaking process, especially from small businesses. “The . . . subcommittee is a very important site for congressional oversight, [and] in bringing in the folks who are effectively making policy when they issue these regulations at the agency level,...