Hot Metal Spray At Employer Who Slammed OSHA During Election Causes Political Stir

A hot metal spray that affected eight workers recently at a Wisconsin employer whose top executive sharply criticized, during the run-up to the 2012 presidential election, the Obama administration and OSHA specifically for allegedly overreaching in regulatory oversight of his metal foundry could lead to political implications if OSHA later issues any citations and strongly publicizes the case as it has in many other instances, sources say.