OSHA Amplifies Efforts

First-time violators targeted with hopes of ascribing 'repeat' status

Jackie Roembke
October 2, 2020

Popularized in by the misspeak of former president George W. Bush, we're all familiar the following idiom, though I ask that you allow me to take liberties with it for the purposes of this column:

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