The team at Stratus Building Solutions brings us a study analyzing the cleanest and dirtiest workplaces by state. They developed their own methodology to rank workplaces in each state by their cleanliness. Their methods considered OSHA sanitation, air pollution, population density, state-mandated sick leave laws, and the rate of janitors per capita.
The top states had low rates of OSHA violations, a strong ratio of janitors to residents, and clean air. OSHA is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which sets workplace safety standards, including sanitation standards. The study shows that the number of OSHA violations per capita was the strongest indication of how each state would score on cleanliness.
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