OSHA Recordkeeping Regulations: Understanding the Fine Print

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Join OSHA attorneys Michael Rubin and Stefan A. Borovina as they take a deep dive into an employer’s obligation to record workplace injuries and illnesses, as well as what the future holds for electronic recordkeeping requirements.

Who should watch: Employers in all industries

You’ll Learn:

• How to determine whether an injury or illness is “work-related”;

• The details on days away from work, restricted work activity, and other criteria that See more +

Join OSHA attorneys Michael Rubin and Stefan A. Borovina as they take a deep dive into an employer’s obligation to record workplace injuries and illnesses, as well as what the future holds for electronic recordkeeping requirements.

Who should watch: Employers in all industries

You’ll Learn:

• How to determine whether an injury or illness is “work-related”;

• The details on days away from work, restricted work activity, and other criteria that trigger the recordkeeping rule;

• What to expect with OSHA’s proposed electronic recordkeeping and reporting mandates See less -

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