The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has changed its policy for when employers need to record coronavirus cases as being work-related, the agency announced.
Under the new policy, employers who are required to keep OSHA injury and illness logs must determine if workers’ Covid-19 cases are job-related. Previously, OSHA said only health-care employers, corrections facilities, and emergency-response providers were required to make that determination.
The workplace safety agency also announced Tuesday that it would start making more in-person inspections of job sites, such as construction projects and factories, in areas where the spread of the coronavirus had “significantly decreased.” ...
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