Posted on 08/12/2015 3:23:15 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Lock out. Tag out.
It’s not just a good idea.
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Yup, this retired electrician lived by that rule.
Now in Long Pig flavor.
Only $1.5 million. You would have thought they would have at least thrown in a lifetime supply of tuna.
Wonder why the tuna has a funny taste......
This was the first item that caught my attention. OK, where did the other $4.5 million go?
Bumble Bee will also be required to spend $3 million to replace the outdated tuna ovens
OK, understandable.
The company will also pay $750,000 in fees, penalties and court costs
Do these court costs include paying the family's lawyers or does their pay come out of the family's $1.5 million share of the settlement?
The DA’s Environmental Enforcement Fund will get $750,000 for the investigation and prosecution of Occupational Safety and Health Administration criminal cases and for improving enforcement related rules.
Huh? Wouldn't this be part of the $750,000 in fees and penalties already assessed?
One's that didn't don't retire as often.
Well, that’s only one brand. I never bought it before, and I don’t plan to start now.
At least his name wasn’t Charlie.
Lock out, tag out is a standard practice in the food industry. What else is Bumble Bee skipping in their processes? Hiring illegal workers?
>>Lock out. Tag out.
Beat me to it.
What a horrible way to go.
What a horrific way to be killed. 1.5 million not enough.
It’s like something out of Elysium.
Saul Florez, guilty of violating safty rules, must pay $19,000.00. Where is he going to get that kind of money?
I guess Florez will be paying for the rest of his life, with interest accrued on the balance, most likely compounded quarterly.
They retire, just a lot sooner than expected.
Words escape me. The poor man.
At least he was dolphin free.
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