Understaffing and process deficiencies are the root causes of gaps in the ability of the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health to monitor workplaces and protect workers, according to a recent audit.
Cal/OSHA had a 32% job vacancy rate in the fiscal year ending in 2024, according to a report released July 17 by the California State Auditor. The majority of the 24 regional and district managers interviewed for the report said they would have performed more on-site inspections and conducted more thorough inspections if they had sufficient staff.
"Compounding the effects of ...
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