Washington — Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission officers say a long-standing Executive Order that gives interpretation and doc translation to individuals with restricted English proficiency helps guarantee federal providers “reach and benefit all intended communities.”
An impartial federal company that guidelines on disputes over OSHA citations and penalties, OSHRC on Aug. 11 noticed the twenty fourth anniversary of EO 13166. In an announcement, OSHRC emphasizes that “communication is critical to our mission,” and reiterates its dedication to stop discrimination and supply equal therapy beneath the regulation. The company up to date its language entry plan in July.
“When government agencies provide, for example, translations of vital documents or offer an interpreter during important conversations or hearings,” OSHRC says, “we enhance the effectiveness of federal services.”
