Kentucky's Department of Workplace Standards aligns general industry medical and first aid requirements with federal 29 C.F.R. Part 1910, Subpart K standards effective June 27, 2025, imposing no additional compliance costs on employers.
Kentucky Department of Workplace Standards amends discrimination complaint procedures to shorten filing deadlines from 120 to 30 days and align with federal requirements under 29 C.F.R. Part 1977 and House Bill 398.
Kentucky's 803 KAR 002:310E sets occupational safety standards requiring employers to provide medical services, first aid equipment, and emergency response procedures in the workplace.
Kentucky occupational safety and health emergency regulation 803 KAR 002:260E establishes the appeal procedure for parties contesting OSHA decisions or citations.
Kentucky 803 KAR 002:250E prohibits employers from discriminating against employees who report safety violations or participate in occupational safety activities.
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