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Commission Need Not Decide on Validity of MSHA’s Penalty Criteria

December 1, 2015 Ellen Smith

Commission judges do not need to defer to any element of MSHA’s Part 100 regulations for assessing civil penalties, since the Commission has a Congressional mandate to independently assess penalties after making findings of fact, the Commission ruled in a Sept. 16 decision.  

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Safety & Healthcivil penalties, MSHA, penalty criteria

Proposed Part 100’s Unintended Consequences: The Truth Revealed

January 22, 2015 Rock Products News

The Proposal Appears To Be a Change For The Sake Of Change, And Seeks To Ease The Burden Of Proof On Enforcement Actions and Increase Penalties Without a Safety Rationale. By Ross Watzman

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Lawcivil penalties, Joe Main, MSHA, Secretary of Labor

Meadows Stone Settles Past MSHA Debt Through Garnishment

March 24, 2014 Rock Products

United States Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld, II, announced in a press release that the Northern District of West Virginia had collected $116,183 in delinquent civil penalties from a West Virginia quarry.

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Safety & Healthcivil penalties, Meadows Stone & Paving, MSHA, Penalties

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