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Occupational Safety & Health: Federal Costs Incurred in Developing Field Sanitation Standard

HRD-88-15FS Published: Nov 27, 1987. Publicly Released: Dec 16, 1987.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the development of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) field sanitation standard for agricultural employers, focusing on: (1) OSHA personnel costs; (2) costs of studies federal agencies and contractors conducted; (3) federal legal costs; (4) costs of printing the standard's draft and final versions; (5) estimated compliance costs; and (6) estimated enforcement costs.

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Administrative costsAgricultural industryCost analysisstate relationsHearingsLaw enforcementLegislative proceduresOccupational health standardsWorking conditionsSanitation