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OSHA said six construction employers in New York and New Jersey exposed workers to safety hazards and piled up nearly $650,000 in proposed penalties. This is a concrete enforcement action, not a stale reminder that construction can be dangerous. It also underlines how often worker safety only becomes a headline after the government decides the fine is worth announcing.
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OSHA said six construction employers in New York and New Jersey exposed workers to safety hazards and piled up nearly $650,000 in proposed penalties. This is a concrete enforcement action, not a stale reminder that construction can be dangerous. It also underlines how often worker safety only becomes a headline after the government decides the fine is worth announcing.
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