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SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Department of Labor has obtained a default judgment against Paul G. Fillet DMD Inc. and Dr. Paul G. Fillet for having unlawfully withdrawn more than $85,000 of employees’ retirement money from an employer-sponsored plan and abandoned the plan, preventing two participants from accessing roughly $160,000 in retirement savings. The Regional Solicitor of
PAULSBORO, NJ – A transportation company is facing $437,860 in federal penalties after an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration found workplace safety and health hazards at its Paulsboro site. OSHA initiated its inspection of Dana Container in July 2023 in response to an employee complaint that alleged safety and
HOMESTEAD, FL – A Homestead drywall contractor could have prevented a hoisting incident in July 2023 by following required safety regulations, a federal workplace investigation has found. A 22-year-old worker suffered a fatal head injury following the incident. Investigators with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration determined that a scaffold pulley system
City of Lynnwood pays $550,259 penalty for federal Clean Air Act violations January 31, 2024 Contact Information Bill Dunbar (Dunbar.bill@epa.gov) 206-245-7452 The United States Environmental Protection Agency announced today that the City of Lynnwood, Washington agreed to pay a penalty of $550,259 for violating the Clean Air Act at its wastewater treatment plant on 76th
Search Search , The Greek Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has recently published 13 new OiRA tools , reaching the total number of 30 in the Hellenic country. Among these new tools there is also one that covers work-related psychosocial risks (covering issues such as violence, bullying and harassment at work, etc.). The other
