Re: MOLD: Something to sneeze at? Social Security Administration's Ironton office

[Guest guest]

K.C.: once again the assumption of airborne mold spores as a sign of WDB is

erroneous. They can see the mold growth. Why not use additional aggressive

testing?

The Government is self insured, so hire the company that will give them the

results they seek.

[] MOLD: Something to sneeze at? Social Security

Administration's Ironton office

MOLD: Something to sneeze at?

Published 11:58pm Saturday, November 27, 2010

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http://www.irontontribune.com/2010/11/27/black-mold-something-to-sneaze-at/

A little more than two weeks after the union representing employees at the

Social Security Administration's Ironton office demanded the facility be closed

due to black mold problems, SSA officials say results of a new investigation

show no signs of hazardous substances.

" There's no evidence from any of the studies, the current studies or the

previous ones, that established that there is an unsafe or unhealthy work

environment in Ironton, " said Doug Nguyen, deputy regional communications

director for the SSA. " We believe we can continue to provide service to the

public from its current location without closing the office. "

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