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    • REMEDIES, DAMAGES—D. Md.: Court declines to preliminarily enjoin Trump contractor DEI order
    • DOL NEWS—OSHA proposes $648K in penalties against six contractors over excavation hazards at New York development project
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    Labor & Employment Law Daily Wrap Up, DOL NEWS—OSHA proposes $648K in penalties against six contractors over excavation hazards at New York development project, (Oct 15, 2026)

    Organizations Mentioned:Advanced Plan and Build LLC | Century Max Industries Corp. | DelValle Contractor | Drip Drop Waterproofing Inc. | Obstacle Systems Inc. | Parkstone Inc. | Prime Structure Inc. | The Paving Masters LLC

    By WK Editorial Staff

    Workers at a sprawling New York construction project faced cave-in and struck-by dangers from an excavation reaching as deep as 75 feet, according to OSHA.

    Six construction employers working on a large mixed-use development in Monroe, New York, face a ...

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