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WingsOfGood 02/27/24 9:15:20 AM #1:	Is a $117,175 worth the life of a child? https://ohsonline.com/Articles/2024/02/09/DOL-Finds-Roofing-Company-Violated-Child-Labor-Laws-Following-Teen-Workers-Death.aspx DOL Finds Roofing Company Violated Child Labor Laws Following Teen Workers Death The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has fined Apex Roofing & Restoration LLC $117,175 after a 15-year-old employee died following a fall from a roof at a Cullman, Alabama work site. According to a release dated Feb. 7, the incidentwhich occurred on July 1, 2019involved the teenage worker falling approximately 50 feet while working on the roof of a building owned by Cullman Casting Corporation. The fall resulted in fatal injuries, including fractures to the wrist, skull and ribs. The employee was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene. The DOL's Wage and Hour Division concluded Apex Roofings employment of the minor directly violated the Fair Labor Standards Act's child labor hazardous occupation order, which prohibits the employment of individuals under 18 in high-risk jobs, such as roofing and construction. The fine is part of the child labor enhanced penalty program, which seeks to impose stricter penalties on violations resulting in the death or serious injury of minor workers. Apex Roofing risked the life of a child by employing him to work on a roof in violation of federal child labor laws, leaving relatives and friends to grieve an unnecessary and preventable tragedy, Wage and Hour Administrator Jessica Looman said in a statement. The Wage and Hour Division will continue using every tool at our disposal to combat illegal child labor and hold violators accountable. In fiscal year 2023 alone, the Wage and Hour Division uncovered child labor violations in more than 950 investigations, resulting in more than $8 million in penalties. <cite>WingsOfGood posted [p:979069024] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Is a $117,175 worth the life of a child?https://ohsonline.com/Articles/2024/02/09/DOL-Finds-Roofing-Company-Violated-Child-Labor-Laws-Following-Teen-Workers-Death.aspxDOL Finds Roofing Company Violated Child Labor Laws Following Teen Workers Death<quote>The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has fined Apex Roofing & Restoration LLC $117,175 after a 15-year-old employee died following a fall from a roof at a Cullman, Alabama work site.According to a release dated Feb. 7, the incidentwhich occurred on July 1, 2019involved the teenage worker falling approximately 50 feet while working on the roof of a building owned by Cullman Casting Corporation. The fall resulted in fatal injuries, including fractures to the wrist, skull and ribs. The employee was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene.The DOL's Wage and Hour Division concluded Apex Roofings employment of the minor directly violated the Fair Labor Standards Act's child labor hazardous occupation order, which prohibits the employment of individuals under 18 in high-risk jobs, such as roofing and construction. The fine is part of the child labor enhanced penalty program, which seeks to impose stricter penalties on violations resulting in the death or serious injury of minor workers.Apex Roofing risked the life of a child by employing him to work on a roof in violation of federal child labor laws, leaving relatives and friends to grieve an unnecessary and preventable tragedy, Wage and Hour Administrator Jessica Looman said in a statement. The Wage and Hour Division will continue using every tool at our disposal to combat illegal child labor and hold violators accountable.In fiscal year 2023 alone, the Wage and Hour Division uncovered child labor violations in more than 950 investigations, resulting in more than $8 million in penalties.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
1337toothbrush 02/27/24 9:19:17 AM #2:	The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has fined Apex Roofing & Restoration LLC $117,175 That's it? --- https://imgur.com/a/FU9H8 - https://i.imgur.com/ZkQRDsR.png - https://i.imgur.com/2x2gtgP.jpg <cite>1337toothbrush posted [p:979069158] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote><quote>The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has fined Apex Roofing & Restoration LLC $117,175</quote>That's it? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WingsOfGood 02/27/24 9:19:58 AM #3:	might have taken 5 years to fine them too, not sure. this info comes this month: https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20240207 but incident happened in 2019 <cite>WingsOfGood posted [p:979069177] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>might have taken 5 years to fine them too, not sure.this info comes this month:https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20240207but incident happened in 2019</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkace77450 02/27/24 9:20:52 AM #4:	WingsOfGood posted... Is a $117,175 worth the life of a child? If the business is able to afford it, this is business expense, not a punishment and certainly not a deterrent. <cite>darkace77450 posted [p:979069206] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>WingsOfGood posted... </cite><quote>Is a $117,175 worth the life of a child?</quote>If the business is able to afford it, this is business expense, not a punishment and certainly not a deterrent.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Southernfatman 02/27/24 9:21:10 AM #5:	Conservatives are fine with this. They want this. Hell, they probably think the company getting a pitiful fine is bullshit. "That kid knew the risks" or some other crap like that. --- http://imgur.com/hslUvRN.jpg When I sin I sin real good. <cite>Southernfatman posted [p:979069211] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Conservatives are fine with this. They want this. Hell, they probably think the company getting a pitiful fine is bullshit. "That kid knew the risks" or some other crap like that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cjsdowg 02/27/24 9:25:17 AM #6:	Southernfatman posted... Conservatives are fine with this. They want this. Hell, they probably think the company getting a pitiful fine is bullshit. "That kid knew the risks" or some other crap like that. Prolife republicans --- If you say I am wrong, then prove that you are right. <cite>cjsdowg posted [p:979069303] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Southernfatman posted... </cite><quote>Conservatives are fine with this. They want this. Hell, they probably think the company getting a pitiful fine is bullshit. "That kid knew the risks" or some other crap like that.</quote>Prolife republicans </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Foppe 02/27/24 9:31:44 AM #7:	Think of how many cheap underage workers they must hire to pay that. --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC <cite>Foppe posted [p:979069434] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Think of how many cheap underage workers they must hire to pay that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solar_Crimson 02/27/24 9:32:27 AM #8:	WingsOfGood posted... The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has fined Apex Roofing & Restoration LLC $117,175 Way, WAY too low of a fine. --- "Be good to yourself, because everyone else in the world is probably out to get you." - Dr. Harleen Quinzel <cite>Solar_Crimson posted [p:979069448] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>WingsOfGood posted... </cite><quote>The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has fined Apex Roofing & Restoration LLC $117,175</quote>Way, WAY too low of a fine. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rika_Furude 02/27/24 9:35:52 AM #9:	Conservatives voted for this because they want this <cite>Rika_Furude posted [p:979069501] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Conservatives voted for this because they want this </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mercurydude 02/27/24 9:42:18 AM #10:	The only problem repugs will have with this is "why was it illegal?" followed by: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/969dd3be.jpg --- God forbid you ever had to walk a mile in her shoes, 'cause then you really might know what it's like to have to choose. - Everlast <cite>mercurydude posted [p:979069629] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>The only problem repugs will have with this is "why was it illegal?" followed by: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/969dd3be.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ReiRei89 02/27/24 9:51:06 AM #11:	Southernfatman posted... Conservatives are fine with this. They want this. Hell, they probably think the company getting a pitiful fine is bullshit. "That kid knew the risks" or some other crap like that. ^This. Hell our resident chuds are probably aroused by it. They're all for children dying for the economy. --- FGO US:973,940,202 JP:410,404,215 Resident Europa fangirl <cite>ReiRei89 posted [p:979069796] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Southernfatman posted... </cite><quote>Conservatives are fine with this. They want this. Hell, they probably think the company getting a pitiful fine is bullshit. "That kid knew the risks" or some other crap like that.</quote>^This. Hell our resident chuds are probably aroused by it. They're all for children dying for the economy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ar0ge 02/27/24 9:59:35 AM #12:	Yea. That just seems like a slap on the wrist to me. <cite>Ar0ge posted [p:979069994] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Yea. That just seems like a slap on the wrist to me. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hockeybabe89 02/27/24 10:00:17 AM #13:	Alabama: wtf we love illegals now --- https://card.psnprofiles.com/1/NIR_Hockey.png she/her <cite>hockeybabe89 posted [p:979070006] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Alabama: wtf we love illegals now </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Returning_CEmen 02/27/24 10:12:47 AM #14:	Im sure that fine is for violating the minor labor law. Thats not a payout for the life of the child. That would be another matter. The roofing company isnt out of the woods with just the fine. --- Genius, Thousandaire, Playboy, Philanthropist <cite>Returning_CEmen posted [p:979070273] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Im sure that fine is for violating the minor labor law. Thats not a payout for the life of the child. That would be another matter. The roofing company isnt out of the woods with just the fine. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 02/27/24 10:14:41 AM #15:	This is why fines aren't a punishment. They are simply the price of doing business. Toss every person involved in his hiring in prison --- Furthermore, The GOP is a Fascist Organization and must be destroyed <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:979070316] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>This is why fines aren't a punishment. They are simply the price of doing business. Toss every person involved in his hiring in prison </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Japanties 02/27/24 10:21:07 AM #16:	Fine the company for 2/3 of its total assets. Require it to be lump-sum paid immediately so that it's not finance-able. Award that money to the family of the teenager. Punitive fines need to threaten the continued existence of a business for them to be meaningful. <cite>Japanties posted [p:979070439] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Fine the company for 2/3 of its total assets. Require it to be lump-sum paid immediately so that it's not finance-able. Award that money to the family of the teenager.Punitive fines need to threaten the continued existence of a business for them to be meaningful.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sir_Will 02/27/24 10:25:54 AM #17:	Ar0ge posted... Yea. That just seems like a slap on the wrist to me. It is. --- River Song: Well, I was off to this gay gypsy bar mitzvah for the disabled when I thought 'Gosh, the Third Reich's a bit rubbish, I think i'll kill the Fuhrer' <cite>Sir_Will posted [p:979070553] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Ar0ge posted... </cite><quote>Yea. That just seems like a slap on the wrist to me.</quote>It is. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Dark_Arbron 03/01/24 7:00:18 AM #19:	Fines represent the way the ruling class want all laws to work - if you have enough money, its just a business expense. --- "How is that a religious topic? That's just me talking about GOD." -Frostmourne <cite>Dark_Arbron posted [p:979126121] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Fines represent the way the ruling class want all laws to work - if you have enough money, its just a business expense. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kim_Seong-a 03/01/24 7:12:41 AM #20:	If you illegally hire a child and that child dies on the job the owner of the business should be in prison and the business itself should be sold off or seized by the government. Fuck em. --- Lusa Cfaad Taydr <cite>Kim_Seong-a posted [p:979126216] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>If you illegally hire a child and that child dies on the job the owner of the business should be in prison and the business itself should be sold off or seized by the government. Fuck em. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sry4PartyRockin 03/01/24 7:23:30 AM #21:	Once again, the fine isn't meant to be the bitch slap. The fine exists mostly to be used in future litigation to say yeah, the company fucked up. The surviving family will get WAY more when they sue, and that's the way it should be so the money actually goes to the grieving family instead of the DOL. But putting a 15 year old on a 50 foot roof on their first day... This is an epic meltdown in judgment. <cite>Sry4PartyRockin posted [p:979126306] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Once again, the fine isn't meant to be the bitch slap. The fine exists mostly to be used in future litigation to say yeah, the company fucked up. The surviving family will get WAY more when they sue, and that's the way it should be so the money actually goes to the grieving family instead of the DOL.But putting a 15 year old on a 50 foot roof on their first day... This is an epic meltdown in judgment.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pikachupwnage 03/01/24 7:31:30 AM #22:	Should be manslaughter charges --- My Mario Maker 2 Maker ID is J2K-RFD-K4G Even In sigs FOE! http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/665/328/d75.gif <cite>pikachupwnage posted [p:979126364] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Should be manslaughter charges </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Tyranthraxus 03/01/24 8:03:19 AM #24:	That fine is like the maximum OSHA fine. The family of the kid is going to have to sue under wrongful death of a minor which is going to be pretty expensive in Alabama. --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:979126668] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>That fine is like the maximum OSHA fine. The family of the kid is going to have to sue under wrongful death of a minor which is going to be pretty expensive in Alabama. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jiek_Fafn 03/01/24 8:08:00 AM #25:	Tyranthraxus posted... That fine is like the maximum OSHA fine. The family of the kid is going to have to sue under wrongful death of a minor which is going to be pretty expensive in Alabama. This It's the same fine that they would've gotten had the kid been okay and they received a report about it. The death isn't addressed in this part, which hopefully will destroy this company --- I don't believe in belts. There should be no ranking system for toughness. <cite>Jiek_Fafn posted [p:979126718] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Tyranthraxus posted... </cite><quote>That fine is like the maximum OSHA fine. The family of the kid is going to have to sue under wrongful death of a minor which is going to be pretty expensive in Alabama.</quote>ThisIt's the same fine that they would've gotten had the kid been okay and they received a report about it. The death isn't addressed in this part, which hopefully will destroy this company </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LeoRavus 03/01/24 8:17:49 AM #26:	Sry4PartyRockin posted... Once again, the fine isn't meant to be the bitch slap. The fine exists mostly to be used in future litigation to say yeah, the company fucked up. The surviving family will get WAY more when they sue, and that's the way it should be so the money actually goes to the grieving family instead of the DOL. But putting a 15 year old on a 50 foot roof on their first day... This is an epic meltdown in judgment. Yeah, this will depend on the parents' role in this. They had to know their 15 year old had a job and given consent for him to be there. They could have been friends with the owner who thought he was doing them a solid. --- This is where cool people write stuff. <cite>LeoRavus posted [p:979126825] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Sry4PartyRockin posted... </cite><quote>Once again, the fine isn't meant to be the bitch slap. The fine exists mostly to be used in future litigation to say yeah, the company fucked up. The surviving family will get WAY more when they sue, and that's the way it should be so the money actually goes to the grieving family instead of the DOL.But putting a 15 year old on a 50 foot roof on their first day... This is an epic meltdown in judgment.</quote> Yeah, this will depend on the parents' role in this. They had to know their 15 year old had a job and given consent for him to be there. They could have been friends with the owner who thought he was doing them a solid. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tanthalas 03/01/24 8:21:16 AM #27:	Wasnt the GoP in some states pushing for new laws allowing minors to work in dangerous jobs while also exempting employers from responsibility in case of accidents? --- Sir Markham pointed out, drinking another brandy. "A chap who can point at you and say 'die' has the distinct advantage". <cite>Tanthalas posted [p:979126863] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Wasnt the GoP in some states pushing for new laws allowing minors to work in dangerous jobs while also exempting employers from responsibility in case of accidents? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
texanfan27 03/01/24 8:39:42 AM #28:	Need stricter punishments and anyone on that site who allowed it should be charged with homicide and reckless endangerment. Also figure OSHA went after them, but it still not enough --- I'm a ? Block. No, punching me won't give you power ups. <cite>texanfan27 posted [p:979127058] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Need stricter punishments and anyone on that site who allowed it should be charged with homicide and reckless endangerment. Also figure OSHA went after them, but it still not enough </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tyranthraxus 03/01/24 8:40:02 AM #29:	Tanthalas posted... Wasnt the GoP in some states pushing for new laws allowing minors to work in dangerous jobs while also exempting employers from responsibility in case of accidents? I don't think you can exempt away death. --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:979127063] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Tanthalas posted... </cite><quote>Wasnt the GoP in some states pushing for new laws allowing minors to work in dangerous jobs while also exempting employers from responsibility in case of accidents?</quote>I don't think you can exempt away death. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
orangefire25 03/01/24 8:42:12 AM #30:	Shut the company down and throw the person that is personally responsible for hiring/staffing in prison --- "My lord, even 'the bud' slips into alcoholism these days." - AlCalavicci <cite>orangefire25 posted [p:979127093] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Shut the company down and throw the person that is personally responsible for hiring/staffing in prison </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkace77450 03/01/24 8:46:14 AM #31:	Tanthalas posted... Wasnt the GoP in some states pushing for new laws allowing minors to work in dangerous jobs while also exempting employers from responsibility in case of accidents? Iowa was close to doing so, but ultimately stripped that provision from the bill before it passed. https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2023/02/06/key-points-of-bill-to-change-iowa-child-labor-law/69870761007/ Republicans amended the bill so that it no longer exempts businesses from civil liability if a student is sickened, injured or killed due to either the student or the company's negligence. The bill allows students who are hurt or injured to claim benefits under the state's workers compensation program, which also allows benefits for parents whose child dies in a work-related accident. A business still would be free of civil liability if a student is injured traveling to or from work, but the amended bill says a business would be liable if a teen is hurt while driving for work. A company could face fines of up to $10,000 for violations under the bill, but the state's labor commissioner could reduce or waive the penalty. <cite>darkace77450 posted [p:979127131] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Tanthalas posted... </cite><quote>Wasnt the GoP in some states pushing for new laws allowing minors to work in dangerous jobs while also exempting employers from responsibility in case of accidents?</quote>Iowa was close to doing so, but ultimately stripped that provision from the bill before it passed.https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2023/02/06/key-points-of-bill-to-change-iowa-child-labor-law/69870761007/<quote>Republicans amended the bill so that it no longer exempts businesses from civil liability if a student is sickened, injured or killed due to either the student or the company's negligence. The bill allows students who are hurt or injured to claim benefits under the state's workers compensation program, which also allows benefits for parents whose child dies in a work-related accident.A business still would be free of civil liability if a student is injured traveling to or from work, but the amended bill says a business would be liable if a teen is hurt while driving for work.A company could face fines of up to $10,000 for violations under the bill, but the state's labor commissioner could reduce or waive the penalty.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Kazuya 03/01/24 8:47:07 AM #32:	Poor kid. Parents must also be devastated. --- 1 Like 0 Comments <cite>Master_Kazuya posted [p:979127140] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Poor kid. Parents must also be devastated. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sir_Will 03/01/24 11:12:51 AM #33:	Sry4PartyRockin posted... Once again, the fine isn't meant to be the bitch slap. The fine exists mostly to be used in future litigation to say yeah, the company fucked up. The surviving family will get WAY more when they sue, and that's the way it should be so the money actually goes to the grieving family instead of the DOL. People should go to jail for this shit. --- River Song: Well, I was off to this gay gypsy bar mitzvah for the disabled when I thought 'Gosh, the Third Reich's a bit rubbish, I think i'll kill the Fuhrer' <cite>Sir_Will posted [p:979129312] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Sry4PartyRockin posted... </cite><quote>Once again, the fine isn't meant to be the bitch slap. The fine exists mostly to be used in future litigation to say yeah, the company fucked up. The surviving family will get WAY more when they sue, and that's the way it should be so the money actually goes to the grieving family instead of the DOL.</quote>People should go to jail for this shit. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rexdragon125 03/01/24 11:18:59 AM #34:	WingsOfGood posted... Is a $117,175 worth the life of a child? Capitalists: Starts plugging away on Excel <cite>Rexdragon125 posted [p:979129403] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>WingsOfGood posted... </cite><quote>Is a $117,175 worth the life of a child?</quote>Capitalists: Starts plugging away on Excel</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 03/02/24 10:15:27 AM #35:	Tyranthraxus posted... That fine is like the maximum OSHA fine. The family of the kid is going to have to sue under wrongful death of a minor which is going to be pretty expensive in Alabama. A lawsuit like that would reward lawyer fees. orangefire25 posted... Shut the company down and throw the person that is personally responsible for hiring/staffing in prison Jail the person telling him to go on the roof too. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms, Switch: SW-1900-5502-7912 <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:979145899] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Tyranthraxus posted...</cite><quote>That fine is like the maximum OSHA fine. The family of the kid is going to have to sue under wrongful death of a minor which is going to be pretty expensive in Alabama.</quote>A lawsuit like that would reward lawyer fees.orangefire25 posted...</cite><quote>Shut the company down and throw the person that is personally responsible for hiring/staffing in prison </quote>Jail the person telling him to go on the roof too. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Snip-N-Snails 03/03/24 10:01:56 PM #36:	cjsdowg posted... Prolife republicans hockeybabe89 posted... Alabama: wtf we love illegals now --- #BLM <cite>Snip-N-Snails posted [p:979172614] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>cjsdowg posted... </cite><quote>Prolife republicans</quote>hockeybabe89 posted... </cite><quote>Alabama: wtf we love illegals now</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tropicalwood 03/03/24 10:19:49 PM #37:	WingsOfGood posted... the Fair Labor Standards Act's child labor hazardous occupation order, which prohibits the employment of individuals under 18 in high-risk jobs, such as roofing and construction Yet the DOD can still recruit teenagers as soldiers. --- ayy lmao ayy lmao \|\| oaml oaml yya yya ayy lmao ayy lmao \|\| oaml oaml yya yya <cite>Tropicalwood posted [p:979172918] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>WingsOfGood posted... </cite><quote>the Fair Labor Standards Act's child labor hazardous occupation order, which prohibits the employment of individuals under 18 in high-risk jobs, such as roofing and construction</quote>Yet the DOD can still recruit teenagers as soldiers. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xatrion 03/03/24 10:24:00 PM #38:	WingsOfGood posted... In fiscal year 2023 alone, the Wage and Hour Division uncovered child labor violations in more than 950 investigations, resulting in more than $8 million in penalties. 8 mil? That's all? Should be way higher than that for that many investigations. --- Shut your BF28/9 sound hole and listen up. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice? Strike three. <cite>Xatrion posted [p:979172983] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>WingsOfGood posted... </cite><quote>In fiscal year 2023 alone, the Wage and Hour Division uncovered child labor violations in more than 950 investigations, resulting in more than $8 million in penalties.</quote>8 mil? That's all? Should be way higher than that for that many investigations. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
metralo 03/03/24 10:25:17 PM #39:	hockeybabe89 posted... Alabama: wtf we love illegals now nah they will continue to be happily killing kids because they will still get votes --- https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1298321979/image.jpg bustin makes me feel good <cite>metralo posted [p:979173001] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>hockeybabe89 posted... </cite><quote>Alabama: wtf we love illegals now</quote>nah they will continue to be happily killing kids because they will still get votes </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sir_Will 03/03/24 11:48:46 PM #40:	Xatrion posted... 8 mil? That's all? Should be way higher than that for that many investigations. Yeah that's pathetic. And why it won't stop. --- River Song: Well, I was off to this gay gypsy bar mitzvah for the disabled when I thought 'Gosh, the Third Reich's a bit rubbish, I think i'll kill the Fuhrer' <cite>Sir_Will posted [p:979174077] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Xatrion posted... </cite><quote>8 mil? That's all? Should be way higher than that for that many investigations.</quote>Yeah that's pathetic. And why it won't stop. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RetuenOfDevsman 03/07/24 8:15:43 AM #42:	Returning_CEmen posted... Im sure that fine is for violating the minor labor law. Thats not a payout for the life of the child. That would be another matter. The roofing company isnt out of the woods with just the fine. That's what I was thinking. Or rather, hoping. It's kind of absurd to suggest that hiring someone underage is the same thing as killing him. There should be further investigations on the adequacy of the training process and equipment, with fines as appropriate, as well. THEN we can talk about the kid who actually fell to his death. <cite>RetuenOfDevsman posted [p:979235418] in 15 yr old ... [t:80707028]...</cite> <quote>Returning_CEmen posted... </cite><quote>Im sure that fine is for violating the minor labor law. Thats not a payout for the life of the child. That would be another matter. The roofing company isnt out of the woods with just the fine.</quote>That's what I was thinking. Or rather, hoping.It's kind of absurd to suggest that hiring someone underage is the same thing as killing him. There should be further investigations on the adequacy of the training process and equipment, with fines as appropriate, as well. THEN we can talk about the kid who actually fell to his death.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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