U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board

Safety Board Reconsiders Decision To Stop Naming Dead Workers In Official Reports

Occupational safety experts criticized the U.S. Chemical Safety Board for changing a policy that acknowledged and honored those killed.
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Safety Watchdog Stops Including Names Of Dead Workers In Its Investigative Reports

The Chemical Safety Board said it doesn't want to appear as if it's blaming anyone for fatalities. Safety advocates are demanding the agency name names.
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Houston Chemical Plant Fire Highlights Dangers Of Deregulation

The Arkema factory disaster shows what's at risk with President Donald Trump's industrial agenda.
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Judge Rejects $2.4 Million Fine For Oil Company Over Blast That Killed 7

State officials had said the Tesoro Anacortes refinery explosion was the oil company's fault.
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GOP Wants To Weaken Safety Rules At Chemical Plants Issued After Deadly Texas Explosion

Another Obama-era safety regulation is on the chopping block.
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Trump's Budget Endangers American Workers

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Trump’s Budget Plan is Best Argument Yet for Joining the Labor Movement

In the grand scheme of things, when unions do well, everyone does well.
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