OSHA has come under fire for an email mistakenly sent to an International Franchise Association member. The email, which instructs OSHA inspectors to focus more on items helpful to Union organization than the safety of employees, has raised questions about OSHA’s Union ties. When asked for additional information under the Freedom of Information Act, OSHA provided a document that was 80% redacted, sparking Congress members to say that OSHA may be drifting from their core purpose and inspecting in areas where they have no expertise. More information may be found here.
