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Biden Will Protect Workers From Extreme Heat — If He’s Reelected - The Sacramento Observer

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By Willy Blackmore | Word In Black (WIB) - As yet another heatwave roasts parts of the country — in California, temperatures could hit the mid-90s even in normally temperate San Francisco — President Biden’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has announced proposed federal heat protections for workers.  While some states, including California, have long had rules to […]

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