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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 16. Labor And Employment
Title 16. Labor And Employment
Agency 25. Safety And Health Codes Board
11/21/2024

Chapter 60.
Administrative Regulation for the Virginia Occupational Safety and Health Program
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  • Part II.
    General Provisions
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    • Section 20
    Jurisdiction
    Section 30
    Applicability to public employers
    Section 40
    Notification and posting requirements
    Section 50
    [Repealed]
    Section 80
    Access to employee medical and exposure records
    Section 90
    Release of information and disclosure pursuant to requests under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act and subpoenas
    Section 100
    Complaints
    Section 110
    Whistleblower discrimination; discharge or retaliation; remedy for retaliation
  • Part VI.
    Citation and Penalty
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    • Section 260
    Issuance of citation and proposed penalty
    Section 270
    Contest of citation or proposed penalty; general proceedings
    Section 280
    General contest proceedings applicable to the public sector
    Section 290
    Contest proceedings applicable to political subdivisions
    Section 300
    Contest proceedings applicable to the Commonwealth
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