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Will OSHA's efforts at reducing ergonomic-related injuries be effective? Why or why not?

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This solution explains if OSHA's efforts at reducing ergonomic-related injuries will be effective. A thorough discussion is provided.

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In my opinion, it will only be remotely successful. The main issue with ergonomics is that it is a relatively new science and as OSHA begins to promote their studies and advice, many employers won't yet pay attention due to the basic newness of ergonomics. Many employers have come under the notion that they listen to OSHA only because ...

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