OSHA to investigate complaints of informer retaliating on new antitrust & money laundering laws.

ISSUED: FEB 19^th, 2021.

Underneath the Criminal Antitrust Anti-Retaliation Act, OSHA will conduct investigations of individual leakers for the reporting of criminal infringements of antitrust to their superiors or to the federal government. In the case of the Anti-Money Laundering Act, OSHA will investigate complaints of individual informants for the monitoring of money laundering offences to their superior or federal government; or for the evidence, testimony or participation in, or otherwise assistance in, an inquiry or proceeding related to the violation of anti-money laundering legislation.

Until OSHA issues new final rules, the Agency will process informant allegations linked to these laws using protocols under the Wendell H. Ford Aviation Investment and Reform Act of the 21st Century.

All United States employees must comply with occupational safety and health standards regulated by Federal OSHA. OSHA 30 Construction is an online training course intended for workers with supervisory or managerial roles, which provides basic awareness and adequate knowledge about essential site safety topics as well as potential site hazards that workers are usually unaware of. The safety topics include but are not limited to Introduction to OSHA, OSHA Focus Four Hazards, Personal Protective Equipment, Materials Handling, Use, and Disposal, Ergonomics, and Concrete and Masonry Construction. Upon completing this online training, workers will receive the OSHA 30 card on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor. Simply put, this course not only builds the skills and proficiency of workers handling difficult situations but will also help their career build for the long run in the Construction Industry.