Q: If I have employees who work at home, are there things I must do about there home safety too?  
       
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In a national news release issued February, 2000, OSHA indicated it will not inspect home offices and will not expect employers to either. However, the agency will follow-up on complaints involving potentially hazardous factory work being performed in the home. Examples include assembling electronics, using unguarded crimping machines, or handling potentially hazardous materials without adequate protection.

       
 
 
       
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
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