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California Governor Issues COVID-19 Executive Order Extending Deadlines for Cal/OSHA Citations and Appeals

Posted on May 15, 2020 by Theresa Jordan

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By Fred Walter and Andrew Sommer With no fanfare, California Governor Gavin Newsom issued the latest in his series of COVID-19-related executive orders on May 7, 2020. Executive Order N-63-20 extends by 60 days the time for Cal/OSHA to issue citations and for employers to file appeals, motions and… Continue Reading “California Governor Issues COVID-19 Executive Order Extending Deadlines for Cal/OSHA Citations and Appeals”

Category: UncategorizedTags: Andrew J. Sommer, Cal/OSHA, California Appeals Board, California Division of Occupational Safety and Health, Conn Maciel Carey, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Executive Order, Executive Order N-63-20, Fred Walter, Governor Newsom, Limitations Period, N-63-20, OSHA Enforcement, Statute of Limitations

Delinquent State OSH Agencies Adopt E-Recordkeeping; Calif. Employers to Submit 2017 Injury Data by Year End

Posted on December 18, 2018 by Theresa Jordan

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By Andrew Sommer, Megan Shaked, and Dan Deacon As we have reviewed previously on the OSHA Defense Report, federal OSHA’s Rule to “Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses” (aka the E-Recordkeeping Rule) requires small employers that operate in certain “high hazard industries” and all large employers to… Continue Reading “Delinquent State OSH Agencies Adopt E-Recordkeeping; Calif. Employers to Submit 2017 Injury Data by Year End”

Category: Employment Issues, OSHA RulemakingTags: AB2334, Andrew Sommer, Cal-OSHA, Cal/OSHA, Conn Maciel Carey, Dan Deacon, E-Recordkeeping, Emergency Proposed Rulemaking, Injury & Illness Recordkeeping, Injury and Illness Recordkeeping, Megan Shaked, OSHA, OSHA Enforcement, State OSH Plan, State OSH Program, State Plan, Statute of Limitations, Volks Rule