Organizations not meeting the interstate commerce criteria of the OSH Act are generally covered by state occupational safety and health laws.

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Organizations that do not meet the interstate commerce criteria of the OSH Act are generally covered by state occupational safety and health laws. However, some states do not have their own safety and health programs and rely on OSHA to enforce safety and health standards for all employers in the state.

Organizations Not Meeting the Interstate Commerce Criteria of the OSH