Rebecca Reindel is the director of occupational safety and health for the AFL-CIO. 

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Rebecca Reindel on OSHA's Severe Lack of Workplace Oversight (CNBC)

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Reindel on OSHA's Lack of Citations During a Pandemic (Law360)

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Rebecca Reindel on the Need for Adequate Testing for Workers (The Washington Post, Paywall)

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Caring for Our Caregivers: Workplace Violence Hearing Highlights Job-Related Assaults for Health Care and Social Service Workers

Workplace violence is a serious and growing problem for working people in the United States: It causes more than 450 homicides and 28,000 serious injuries each year. Workplace homicide now is responsible for more workplace deaths than equipment, fires and explosions. Two of every three workplace violence injuries are suffered by women.
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OSHA's Claims About Hiding Information on Worker Deaths Fall Flat

Since January, government agencies under the Donald Trump administration have taken steps to hide information from the public—information that was previously posted and information that the public has a right to know.
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Unions Win Safer Jobs for Working People

For centuries, unions have been at the forefront of fighting for and winning safer protections for working people. Horrific workplace tragedies such as the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory and the Hawks...