OSHA Issues Final "Walk Around" Rule Allowing Union Representatives Into Non-Union Workplaces
Employer groups blast rule that infringes on employers' private property rights and "does nothing" to improve workplace safety.
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On Friday, as much of America departed their workplaces for a holiday weekend, the Department of Labor issued its final rule allowing unions or other third parties to accompany Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspectors into non-union workplaces.
