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DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS NOW EXTENDED TO SEPTEMBER 11, 2010!
LA FECHA DE REGISTRARSE PARA LA COMPENSACION LABORAL DEL 9/11 DEL ESTADO DE NUEVA YORK HA SIDO EXTENDIDA HASTA EL
11 DE SEPTEMBER DEL 2010

NOVEL H1N1 FLU
H1N1 Public Hearing held on October 13, 2009 by New York State Assembly Committees on Health, Labor, Education, Higher Education, and Subcommittee on Workplace Safety
Testimony of New York Central Labor Council and New York Commitee for Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH)
Testimony of New York Civil Liberties Union

NYS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO REVERSE POSITION ON H1N1 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS click here

PESH Enforcement Procedures for
Occupational Exposure to H1N1 click here
Presentation by Maureen Cox, Director, Division of Safety & Health, NYS Department of Labor, at NYCOSH Forum Oct. 14, 2009

Guidelines for Workplace Protection
Against Novel H1N1 Flu click here

Letter to NYS DOH Commissioner Richard Daines: NYCOSH Pandemic Flu Task Force says mandatory vaccination regulation is “seriously flawed and should be withdrawn” click here

 
 

Green Jobs, Green Buildings, Green Initiatives
"Are Green Jobs Safe Jobs?"
Green jobs can be just as dangerous as other types of work. Occupational safety and health must be an integral part of any green job.
A NYCOSH presentation from the Spring 2008 Heatlh and Safety Training Series co-sponsored with the New York City Central Labor Council

"Green Buildings, Green Jobs"
A NYCOSH presentation that examines LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) criteria that union members can use to improve indoor environmental quality where they work