OSHA has employed many creative strategies to maximize its enforcement efforts during the Obama administration. One such tactic involves scrutinizing employers with multiple worksites (retailers are a particularly easy target), sending compliance officers to inspect one of the worksites, issuing citations, and then visiting the employer’s other worksites, identifying the same problems found in the first worksite inspected, and issuing repeat citations to the employer based on the citation issued at the original worksite. This approach gives OSHA significant bang for ...
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