Federal Contracting: Assessments and Citations of Federal Labor Law Violations by Selected Federal Contractors
Jan 2011 · DIANE Publishing
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This is a print on demand edition of a hard to find publication. In FY 2009, the fed. gov¿t. obligated over $500 billion on gov¿t. contracts. Some are concerned that private companies may be awarded fed. contracts even though they had been cited for violating fed. laws that are meant to ensure that employees receive proper wages, have the right to bargain collectively, and are not subject to work-site hazards. This report: (1) investigated the extent to which companies that received fed. contracts during FY 2009 had been assessed the 50 largest monetary penalties for closed inspections of occupational safety, health, and wage regulations for FY 2005 through 2009; and (2) developed case studies of fed. contractors that have been assessed occupational safety, health, wage, and collective bargaining penalties. Illus.
This is a print on demand edition of a hard to find publication. In FY 2009, the fed. gov¿t. obligated over $500 billion on gov¿t. contracts. Some are concerned that private companies may be awarded fed. contracts even though they had been cited for violating fed. laws that are meant to ensure th...
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