Concerns over OSHA Regulations: A Small Business Perspective, 1975-12-02

Item — Box: 170, Folder: 13

Identifier: CAC_CC_017_3_170_13_0001

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The letter from Robert Bayles expresses concern about the impact of Occupational Health and Safety regulations on his small business, a car and truck salvage operation in Blackwell, Oklahoma. Bayles is worried about how he will be able to comply with all the regulations given his limited resources and the nature of his business. He asks for assistance in easing the burden of OSHA control and thanks Congressman Glenn English for representing their district. Congressman English responds by acknowledging the concerns and promising to refer the letter to the Department of Labor for their input.

Dates

1975-12-02

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