Unions are locked in a struggle with the Trump administration over enforcement of worker-safety laws as states attempt to kickstart their economies, a CNBC report said.
Unions point to OSHA’s single citation of safety laws in connection with the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as President Trump’s failure to appoint a permanent director of the agency, as evidence of a lax approach to worker safety, the news site said.
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