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    • Occupational Safety and Health - 803 KAR 002:181E - Recordkeeping and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illnesses
      June 1, 2026

      Kentucky occupational safety regulation 803 KAR 002:181E mandates employers maintain records and report workplace injuries and illnesses to comply with state safety standards.

    • Occupational Safety and Health - 803 KAR 002:250 - Discrimination
      June 1, 2026

      Kentucky's occupational safety and health rule prohibits employer discrimination against employees who report safety violations.

    • Occupational Safety and Health - 803 KAR 002:181 - Recordkeeping and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illnesses
      June 1, 2026

      Kentucky's 803 KAR 002:181 requires employers to maintain records and report occupational injuries and illnesses to comply with state workplace safety standards.

    • Department of Workplace Standards - 803 KAR 2:260E - Appeal Procedure (New Emergency Administrative Regulation)
      June 1, 2026

      Kentucky Department of Workplace Standards establishes an emergency appeal procedure allowing employers to recover attorney's fees and court costs when prevailing against OSH commissioner decisions under the Equal Access to Justice Act.

    • Education and Labor Cabinet - 803 KAR 2:250. Discrimination
      June 1, 2026

      Kentucky Education and Labor Cabinet shortens occupational safety and health discrimination complaint deadlines from 120 to 30 days, effective June 27, 2025, per House Bill 398.

    • Kentucky Department of Workplace Standards - 803 KAR 2:181. Recordkeeping and reporting occupational injuries and illnesses (Amendment)
      June 1, 2026

      Kentucky Department of Workplace Standards amends occupational injury and illness recordkeeping rules to require direct compliance with federal 29 C.F.R. Part 1904 standards instead of state-specific fatality and serious injury reporting requirement…

    • Department of Workplace Standards - 803 KAR 2:250E - Discrimination (Emergency Amendment)
      June 1, 2026

      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.

    • Occupational Safety and Health - 803 KAR 002:260E - Appeal Procedure
      June 1, 2026

      Kentucky occupational safety and health emergency regulation 803 KAR 002:260E establishes the appeal procedure for parties contesting OSHA decisions or citations.

    • Occupational Safety and Health - 803 KAR 002:250E - Discrimination
      June 1, 2026

      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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