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| Safety.BLR.com: Workplace Health & Safety State Agencies Offers safety training and compliance resources including customizable presentations, regulatory analysis, proposed regulation and safety news.
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New Jersey Department of Labor Ensures the opportunity for employment at fair wages; enhances the quality of the labor force and labor market activities; stimulates economic growth; promotes labor/management harmony; and administers income support services.
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Michigan Bureau of Safety and Regulation (OSHA information) Helps assure the safety and health of workers and the protection of wages and fringe benefits.
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New Mexico Department of Labor Offers labor market information, news releases, online job searches and other occupational information.
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Alaska OSHA Provides consultative services and training to public and private sector employers and employees.
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Oklahoma OSHA Ensuring workers right to work in an environment which is fair, equitable, healthy and safe.
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Kentucky OSHA Mission is to prevent any detriment to the safety and health of employees, both public and private, arising out of exposure to harmful conditions and practices at places of work.
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North Carolina OSHA Promoting workplace safety and health.
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Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training Provides visitors with information and resources about employment and training; work, injury, or illness-related income assistance; and occupational safety.
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Washington OSHA (WISHA) Goal is to save lives, prevent injuries and illnesses and protect the safety and health of Washington's workers.
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Connecticut OSHA Enforces state occupational safety and health regulations which apply to state and municipal employees.
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Montana Labor and Industry Department The purpose is to promote the well-being of workers, employers and citizens and to uphold their rights and responsibilities.
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Wyoming OSHA Promotes safety and economic security through continuous improvement, education and productivity.
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Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations Provides information about agencies and programs as they relate to the labor force and labor relations.
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Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries Enforces state laws that ban discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations, protect workers and children in the workplace.
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Virginia Department of Labor and Industry Promotes a safe and healthy workplace, excellence in employment practices and job training opportunities.
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Arkansas Department of Labor Provides services and enforces laws to improve working conditions of the community.
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Oregon OSHA offers a wide variety of safety and health services to employers and employees.
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Nevada OSHA Enforcement Section: Division of Industrial Relations Assists employers in identifying and correcting unsafe working conditions by inspecting and providing safety training for all operating mine properties within the state.
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New Hampshire Department of Labor Serves and protects the interests and dignity of the workforce.
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Minnesota OSHA Conducts workplace inspections to determine whether employers are complying with standards and providing a safe and healthful workplace.
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Florida Department of Labor and Employment Security Online (OSHA information) Provides job and workplace safety information.
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North Dakota Department of Labor Responsible for promoting and developing the welfare of both wage earners and industries through education about and enforcement of labor and employment discrimination laws.
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Tennessee OSHA Provides a seamless organization with proactive employees who enhance economic success for both businesses and workers.
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Vermont Department of Labor and Industry Provides for the safety, protection and welfare of people where they work, live and play, in a manner that is fair, consistent, supportive and professional.
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New Mexico Environmental Protection Division (OSHA information) Ensures that New Mexico employers provide a safe and healthy workplace for employees.
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Hawaii Occupational Safety & Health Division Assures that working individuals are in safe and healthful working conditions.
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Vermont OSHA Protects the health and safety of working Vermonters.
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Nebraska Safety and Labor Standards Division (including OSHA consultation) Includes information concerning minimum wage, employee wage payment and collection, child labor, private employment agencies, contractor registration, medical examinations, wage garnishments and related laws.
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California Division of Occupational Safety & Health Promotes the health and welfare of the State of California.
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New York Division of Safety and Health (OSHA information) Oversees workplace protection of public employees at the State and local level.
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Maryland OSHA Assures working individuals are offered safe and healthful working conditions.
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New York DOL Advocate for job creation and economic growth through workforce development.
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Iowa OSHA Investigates safety and health complaints in construction and general industry and performs general scheduled inspections.
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Hawaii DOL and Industrial Relations Promotes the safety and economic security through continuous improvement and productivity in the worklife of the people.
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Utah Labor Commission Strives to assure safe, healthful, fair, nondiscriminatory work environments; fair housing practices; and the general welfare of employees and employers.
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North Carolina Department of Labor Establishes a safe, healthy, fair and productive working environment.
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