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MoreA new rule would require employers to pay for workers' personal protective equipment.
A rule proposed by the OSHA would require employers to pay for workers' personal protective equipment (PPE) except steel-toed shoes and prescription safety glasses. However, organized labor unions are urging requirements for employers to pay for all PPE.
A rule proposed by the OSHA would require employers to pay for workers' personal protective equipment (PPE) except steel-toed shoes and prescription safety glasses. However, organized labor unions are urging requirements for employers to pay for all PPE.
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