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- What are OSHA’s top priorities in regard to the public health work force?
- You recently noted the federal push to create more “green jobs” also provides an “opportunity to transform — not just change — all workplaces.” Why is that?
- Some population groups, such as Hispanics, young people and low-income workers, bear a disproportionate burden of workplace-related injuries. How do you plan to address such disparities?
- In 2001, President George Bush nullified workplace ergonomic standards. Are there plans to revive such standards? How does OSHA plan to address ergonomic-related injury?
- What important workplace-related health and preparedness lessons have we learned from H1N1 flu, especially for front-line health workers?
- How can public health workers nationwide pitch in to help improve workplace health and safety?