OSHA Sued Over Employee Inspection Walk-Around Rights Interpretation

We had blogged previously about OSHA’s new standard interpretation guidance letter that would allow workers without a collective bargaining agreement to designate a union representative to act on their behalf as their “walk-around representative” during an OSHA inspection. We warned at that time that this interpretative guidance was essentially an invitation to allow union representatives access to employees at non-union facilities for the purpose of union organizing.

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