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New Jersey

Sherman A1

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1. A company like that needs to simply be shut down as a public hazard

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Fri Mar 11, 2022, 06:21 AM

Mar 2022

If they are such frequent violations of OSHA regulations, then they are likely cheating elsewhere on other rules and regulations such as wage and hour along with local building and safety codes.

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$2 Million Fine For NJ's 'Most Flagrant' OSHA Violator Upheld By Judge [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2022 OP

A company like that needs to simply be shut down as a public hazard Sherman A1 Mar 2022 #1

I can guess which party he votes for IbogaProject Mar 2022 #2

Judge orders Juan Quevedo-Garcia, one of New Jersey's most flagrant OSHA violators, to pay $2M mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2022 #3

OSHA goes after him --- Good. But what about casino workers? 3Hotdogs Mar 2022 #4

It is the difference in the scale and the owners of the businesses. Chainfire Mar 2022 #5

In unrelated news, Republicans are insisting OSHA budget be cut in new budget deal. Midnight Writer Mar 2022 #6