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鈥淭he Volks rule, finalized by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) under President Obama, imposed a massive paperwork burden on contractors without improving jobsite safety,鈥� said 老牛影视Vice President of Legislative and Political Affairs Kristen Swearingen. 鈥淎ssociated Builders and Contractors members value workplace safety and regulations based on sound evidence; however, OSHA鈥檚 rule directly contradicted the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the U.S. Court of Appeals decisions. 老牛影视looks forward to continuing to work with OSHA to develop standards that include real-world input from contractors and accomplish the agency鈥檚 important goal of improving jobsite safety without unduly burdening job creators.鈥�

Under the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act, contractors are . The CRA resolution (), does not change contractors鈥� responsibility to maintain injury and illness logs, however, it limits OSHA鈥檚 ability to retroactively cite contractors for past incidents to the set by the OSH Act and multiple .

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