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Western heatwave highlights need for better farmworker protections

Western heatwave highlights need for better farmworker protections
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Joining Together on Infrastructure: The Working People Weekly List

Joining Together on Infrastructure: The Working People Weekly List
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OSHA Creates Hot Weather Rules - The Corvallis Advocate

OSHA Creates Hot Weather Rules July 9, 2021 In March 2020, Gov. Kate Brown told the Oregon branch of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to create a proposed set of rules aimed at protecting employees from extreme heat and excessive wildfire smoke. This proposal was originally due in July 2021, but was pushed back to September 2021 because of the pandemic.   While Oregon OSHA was putting together this proposal, Oregonians experienced a record-breaking heatwave in June. Temperatures reached upwards of 100 degrees, and on June 26, Sebastian Francisco Perez died while working in St. Paul. Oregon OSHA’s investigation is ongoing, but their preliminary report lists his death as heat-related. A vigil was held for Perez on July 3.  

For Farmworkers, Heat Too Often Means Needless Death

For Farmworkers, Heat Too Often Means Needless Death
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Laboring through Oregon s hottest days underscores the push for worker protections | State

WILSONVILLE — Andrew Morton saw the weather forecast and decided to get ahead of the heat by switching up his schedule. Morton, who works for a beverage and snack company in Wilsonville, started coming in for his warehouse shifts at midnight instead of his usual 4 a.m., because he wanted to beat the heat. But that didn’t work out like he’d hoped, once the heat dome landed over the Northwest. “It is so humid and oppressively hot out here” he said in a recording of himself walking into work on the first hot night, getting sodas, candy and other snacks ready for delivery to vending machine locations.

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