Job-safety legislation expanded to include occupational health and worry over long-term safety of exposure to dusts and gases in the workplace in the:

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The expansion of job-safety legislation to include occupational health and concern for long-term safety of exposure to dusts and gases in the workplace occurred in the 1930s, specifically through the passage of the Walsh-Healey Act of 1936 and the creation of the Bureau of Labor Standards in 1934.

Job-Safety Legislation Expanded to Include Occupational Health and Worry Over