Labor violations include unsafe working conditions, unfair wages, and exploitation of workers, leading to physical and psychological harm. These violations can cause severe injuries, chronic health issues, and even death to the workers. Furthermore, by undermining fair labor practices, these violations contribute to economic disparities, perpetuating cycles of poverty and social instability.
TL;DR Chem Tech (C3E, LLC) operated a factory in Bristol, Indiana loaded with tens of thousands of pounds of explosive butane and propane while ignoring federal safety rules for years. When the EPA walked through the door on August 31,…
TL;DR Carlile Transportation Systems, LLC stored hazardous waste at its Anchorage, Alaska facility for up to 22 days at a time, more than double the legal 10-day limit, across 14 documented shipments spanning 2020 and 2021. Federal inspectors also caught…
EvilCorporations.com — Workplace Abuse & Labor Rights Management Pressured Workers to Have Sex With Customers. The Clubs Fought Back Against Investigators. FlashDancers Gentlemen’s Club allegedly coerced roughly forty women into sex acts with clients, monitored them on hidden cameras, and…
EvilCorporations.com | Investigative Report Honeywell Paid a $20K Fine for Endangering Their Workers and Local Community Filed: August 11, 2025 | Redmond, Washington | EPA Region 10 | RCRA Violations The Facts Misconduct Confirmed Action Required TL;DR Honeywell’s Redmond, Washington…
Investigative Report | Environmental Enforcement | Pennsylvania Stoner Inc. Left Workers and Neighbors Exposed to Hazardous Waste for Years EPA Consent Agreement Filed: August 11, 2025 | Inspection Date: May 21, 2024 TL;DR Stoner, Inc., a chemical manufacturer in Quarryville,…
TL;DR Alaska Railroad Corporation — a state-owned railroad — stockpiled hazardous waste, improperly stored mercury-containing lamps, and let toxic batteries sit unlabeled and untouched for over two years. Federal EPA inspectors found five separate categories of violations at the railroad’s…
[ARTICLE_START:why-was-becton-dickinson-allowed-to-neglect-hazardous-waste-safe] “`html TL;DR Becton Dickinson, a medical device giant, operated a hazardous waste storage facility in Sparks, Maryland without a proper permit and without meeting the legal exemption requirements. The company skipped 17 mandatory weekly safety inspections over a span…
TL;DR A jury found Hands On CDL Driving School, LLC guilty of violating federal labor law and ordered it to pay worker Ronald Schmidt $355,072.50 (enough to fully fund a year of college for roughly 9 students at a public…
Labor Rights / Oil & Gas Industry Overworked and Unpaid in the Oilfield How Schlumberger Technology Corporation Used the Courts to Make Sure Its Workers Never See Overtime Pay Filed July 14, 2025 | Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals TL;DR…
TL;DR Laurence Bonday worked for Nalco Company LLC for 14 years before the company eliminated his position in 2019, demoted him to a consultant role, and denied him the severance pay he was entitled to under the plan he signed…