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Nov. 2,
2009
The Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) fined BP $87.4 million for failing to
correct safety problems identified after a 2005 explosion killed
15 workers at its Texas City, Texas,
refinery—proving again that elections have
consequences.
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 BP Hit with Largest-Ever OSHA Fine of $87
Million
Time to Change the Game for Airline and
Railroad Workers
Unemployment Insurance Must Be Extended for
Struggling Workers
Check Out Online Resource Center for Wage
Theft
Shuler to IBEW: Let’s Fight for
Jobs
Alliance for Retired Americans Fights for
Reform, and Other Health Care News
Washington Workers and Supporters Rally to
Save People With Disabilities
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