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The '''Occupational Safety and Health Act''' ('''OSHA''') is a [[federal law]] designed to develop occupational safety and health standards that are required for [[business]]es to follow.  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration works under the [[United States]] [[Department of Labor]]. The [[Obama Administration]], through OSHA, has used the law to unethically spread out taxpayer money to left-wing

The '''Occupational Safety and Health Act''' ('''OSHA''') is a [[federal law]] designed to develop occupational safety and health standards that are required for [[business]]es to follow.  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration works under the [[United States]] [[Department of Labor]]. The [[Obama Administration]], through OSHA, has used the law to unethically spread out taxpayer money to left-wing

groups under the guise of the 2010 Susan Harwood Grant Awardees.<ref>2010 Susan Hardwood Grant Awardees. [http://www.osha.gov/dte/sharwood/2010_grant_recipients.html OSHA Susan Hardwood Training Grants], (Accessed 2010).</ref>  

groups under the guise of the 2010 Susan Harwood Grant Awardees.<ref>2010 Susan Hardwood Grant Awardees. [http://www.osha.gov/dte/sharwood/2010_grant_recipients.html OSHA Susan Hardwood Training Grants], (Accessed 2010).</ref> [[Planned Parenthood]] has been fined numerous times by OSHA.<ref>https://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/establishment.search?p_logger=1&establishment=Planned+Parenthood&State=all&officetype=all&Office=all&p_case=all&p_violations_exist=all&startmonth=11&startday=18&startyear=2011&endmonth=11&endday=18&endyear=2016</ref> In many states, employees of [[public schools]] and other state or local government agencies are not protected by OSHA, unless they are [[outsourcing|employees of an outside firm]].

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