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New
York State Freedom of Information Law (NYCOSH)
Unjust
Treatment: ‘Independent' Medical Examinations & Workers
Compensation in New York State (NYCOSH and the
New York State AFL-CIO)
Your
Right to Exercise Your Health and Safety Rights Without Retaliation
(NYCOSH)
 Derechos
del Empleado en el Lugar de Trabajo (Occupational Safety
and Health Administration, 1988)
Employment
Law: Health and Safety (Nolo.com)
Environmental
Law Implications of the World Trade Center Disaster (Environmental
Law in New York, January 2002)
Federal
Asbestos Worker Protection Regulations (Title 40, Code
of Federal Regulations)
Government
Accountability Project
Health
and Safety and the National Labor Relations Act (Wisconsin
Committee on Occupational Safety and Health)
BORDER="0" NATURALSIZEFLAG="3">International
Labour Organization Database of International Labour Standards
Laws
Governing the Employment of Minors in New York State (New
York State Labor Department)
Links
to State Laws Dealing with Labor and Industrial Safety
(Cornell Legal Information Institute)
National
Employment Law Project
National
Employment Lawyers Association
National
Whistleblower Center
New
York State Consolidated Labor Laws (New York State
Assembly)
New
York State Industrial Code Rules A miscellany of safety
and health regulations that provide public-sector workers
in New York State with protections not included in OSHA regulations,
including low-pressure and high-pressure boilers, elevator
construction, air contaminants, window cleaning ionizing radiation,
explosives, lasers, asbestos and working around high-voltage
equipment (New York State Department of Labor)
New
York State Industrial Code Rule 56 - Asbestos Detailed
regulations for any handling of asbestos that may result in
the release of asbestos fiber (New York State Department of
Labor)
New
York State Labor Law, Article 2: Health and Safety for Employees
of State and Local Government
New
York State Labor Law, Article 28: Toxic Substances (Right-to-Know
law)
New
York State Labor Law Article 29: Training and Education Program
on Occupational Safety and Health
New
York State Labor Law, Article 30: Asbestos or Products Containing
Asbestos
BORDER="0" NATURALSIZEFLAG="3">New
York State policy on Union Requests to Conduct Working Condition
Evaluations/Inspections of New York State Facilities (Governor's
Office of Employee Relations, 2003)
New
York State Regulations Concerning School Environmental Safety
and Construction Safety (8 New York Code of Rules and Regulations,
Part 155)
Occupational
Disease Compensation (New York State Office of the
Attorney General)
Official
OSHA Complaint Form
OSHA: Employee
Workplace Rights In format. For
information about using files in PDF format, click
here. (An up-to-date 28-page booklet
by OSHA.)
OSHA
Law Library (Findlaw)
Protecting
Whistleblowers with Job Safety and Health Complaints Informat. For information about
using files in PDF format, click
here. (Occupational Safety and Health Administration,
2000)
Rezime
Dwa Ou Genyen Dapre Lwa OSHA Haitian Creole translation
of Summary of Rights Under the OSHA Law (Massachusetts Coalition
for Occupational Safety and Health)
Right
to Refuse Unsafe Work (Communications Workers of America)
Union Rights
to Health and Safety Information and to Access to Employer’s
Premises under Federal Labor Law
U.S.
Labor Department, Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 rules
(U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, 29 CFR 825)
Whistleblower
Collection (U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Administative
Law Judges)
"Willful
Violation" as Defined by OSHA
(OSHA Field Inspection Reference Manual)
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