"There is no situation where employees should be expected to risk serious injury or death, especially on the heels of a tragic incident that took the lives of six co-workers," Acting Assistant Secretary for Occupational Safety and Health Jim Frederick said. (Credit: iStockphoto.com)
A Georgia poultry plant operator is being hit with its second fine of the year from the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) after workers were exposed to another chemical leak, the administration reported.
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