No Money for Ergonomics Regulations Lawmakers haven't been able to convince the Occupational Safety and Health Administration that the agency's proposed ergonomics regulations are bad for business. The House approved its version of the Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill, which gives OSHA its budget, on June 14. Senator Enzi's amendment could help shield small business from what would be the costliest federal mandate ever imposed on small employers who make up the backbone of our vibrant economy.
Studies commissioned by non-government authorities estimate the cost to be dramatically higher.
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