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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining • Ng: Jeffrey Cook •
A worker sits down on a work vehicle to cool down. They are wiping sweat off of their forehead.
July is Extreme Heat Awareness Month. One of the biggest hazards at this time of year is overheating. Outdoor and indoor heat exposure may cause heat-related illnesses and can lead
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Farmworkers break for water while gathering lettuce.
When it comes to heat, workers have rights and protections. Here are some of the key protections you should know about to stay cool on the job.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Worker Safety and Health, Español • Ng: Doug Parker •
A cross and a carved wooden angel sit next to a framed black and white photo of Timothy Barber.
Dozens of workers lose their lives each year from heat-related illnesses in indoor and outdoor workplaces, and thousands more are sickened. Here's what we're doing about it.
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Inihain Sa DOL • Ng: Office of Public Affairs •
Screengrab from the History of Labor Day video featuring diverse workers from the early 20th century
Watch some of our top videos of the year, from why unions matter to the history of Labor Day.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health • Ng: Jim Frederick •
A farmworker helps harvest corn in a field.
Our country depends on the vital service farmworkers provide in feeding America’s workforce. OSHA is committed to ensuring that these workers remain safe and healthy.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Español • Ng: Jim Frederick •
A worker in reflective clothing stands outside in the heat, wiping his brow.
With temperatures on the rise across the country, check out these six practices to keep workers safe this summer.
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