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OSHA Penalties Increase for 2019

OSHA Penalties Increase for 2019

Do you know what your penalty will be when your cited by OSHA compliance officer visit to your facility?

The annual increase started by President Obama and currently continued by President Trump has increased the OSHA penalties.

Other than Serious was $12,675.00 and is now $13,260.00

Serious was $12,675.00 and is now $13,260.00

Repeat was $126,749.00 and is now $132,598.00

Willful was $126,749.00…

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OSHA Increases Penalties in 2019

OSHA Increases Penalties in 2019

OSHA has announced the increase of the Penalties for 2019.

OSHA’s civil penalties amounts for violations of workplace safety and health standards will increase in 2019 to adjust for inflation. The adjusted maximum penalty amounts will take effect upon publication in the Federal Register. New penalties for willful and repeat violations will be $132,598 per violation; serious, other-than-serious,…

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Motorists ground Enugu over traffic rules

New Post has been published on https://www.blueprint.ng/motorists-ground-enugu-over-traffic-rules/

Motorists ground Enugu over traffic rules

Enugu

Drivers of commercial vehicles yesterday grounded Enugu, the coal city, as they embarked on a protest over what they called manhandling and excess penalties paid to traffic regulators popularly called MOT, Ministry of Transport, traffic regulators. As a result of the alleged highhandedness, no bus, taxi or keke was allowed to carry commuters. This forced civil servants, traders and students to trek to their destinations as there were no vehicles to carry them. It was gathered that labour and transport union leaders marched to Government House, to complain to the governor but were stopped at the gate by security operatives. A motorist who, spoke on the development, said it was unhealthy to charge a motorist N30,000.00 because his vehicle broke down on the road or because a driver stopped to pick a passenger when a bus stop is filled with stationary vehicles waiting to load passengers. Piqued by this development, a human rights organisation, Civil Rights Realisation and Advancement Network (CRRAN) condemned what MOT over its attitude to the motorists in the state. The organisation in statement to the media by their president, Olu Omotayo, warned government not to set up mobile courts to try traffic offenders other than the conventional courts. “We submit that respect for peoples’ rights is the hallmark of democracy. The activities of the uniformed officials of Enugu state Ministry of Transport constitute grave right violations; previous administrations respected and enhanced the rights of the citizens of the state, the present administration should not be an exception and therefore retrace its’ steps and respect and preserve the rights of the citizens of the state. “Nothing should stop the regular courts from continuing to try traffic offenders as obtainable under previous administrations in the state. “The use of mobile court sitting in ministry of transport is an aberration and the Chief Judge of the State also has a vital role to play in this regard to protect the rights of the citizens as encapsulated under the Constitution,” he said. Efforts to contact government officials to get their comment on the incident did not yield any dividend at the time of filing this report.

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For me, those equation's who does not represent the thought of god..... are worthless; and for not believing in those equation's,  i am ready to pay all penalties.

Awanish Pratap Singh

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We stood up and fought for what was right. Twenty-five years ago it was NFL players that set out to make the game clean by asking for and collectively bargaining the first drug testing policy in professional sports.

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