A federal government proposal to make workplace illness and injury records public amounts to “regulation by shaming,” say employers, who have tapped top lawyers to derail the controversial initiative by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
The agency extended the public comment period for the rule from Feb. 6 to March 8, and momentum is building among business advocates determined to fight it.
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