Oregon Statutes 654.192 – Labor organization not liable for injury resulting from absence of safety or health provision
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When an employee incurs an injury compensable under ORS Chapter 656, the discussion or furnishing, or failure to discuss or furnish, or failure to enforce any safety or health provision to protect employees against work injuries, in any collective bargaining agreement or negotiations thereon, shall not subject a labor organization representing the injured employee to any civil liability for the injury. [1981 c.488 § 5]
[1985 c.683 § 2; repealed by 1999 c.232 § 1]
HAZARD COMMUNICATION AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
