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What's new - 2005 archive
December 2005
- Robert Jones appointed Acting Chief, Division of Labor Standards Enforcement
- Electrician certification and electrician trainee information
- Final car wash regulations sections 13680-13694 approved by OAL – Effective December 22, 2005
November 2005
- Status of meal and rest period proposed regulations
- Heat illness prevention emergency regulation and related information
October 2005
- Apprenticeship Month – expanded web portal
September 2005
- DWC Medical Unit moves to Oakland!
- Injured on the
job? Need to know your rights?
¿Se há lesionado en el trabajo? ¿Necesita saber sus derechos?
August 2005
- DWC headquarters moves to Oakland!
- Approved emergency
heat illness prevention regulation (
pdf 66kb)
July 2005
- Heat related illness prevention and information
- Proposed regulation regarding car washes
- Proposed regulation regarding meal and rest periods
June 2005
May 2005
- Walnut Creek explosion: Cal/OSHA issues multi-employer citation
- Media Advisory Cal/OSHA to issue citations on Walnut Creek explosion
April 2005
- Section 3456 hand weeding, hand thinning, and hand hot capping operations in agriculture (non-emergency standard effective 4/29/05)
- Division of Labor Standards Enforcement and Department of Industrial Relations post Proposed regulation regarding car washes
- Workers' compensation reform under Senate Bill 899: news release
- IR2005-17 Apr. 18,
2005
First annual report of progress - html version - version - May 2005 Safe Jobs
for Youth Month
Child Labor Photo Exhibit
"Let Children be Children: Lewis Wickes Hine's Crusade against Child Labor"
Courtesy of the George Eastman House, Rochester, New York, and
"Child Labor and the Global Village: Photography for Social Change"
January 2005
- DWC posts
Workers’ Compensation Rate Study Commission report on line
Groups submitting proposals to study the effects of reforms on workers’ comp rates should review the study