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Unlicensed Tree Trimmer Faces Felony Charge - CSLB Sting

 

Arrest warrant issued after suspect failed to appear for court hearing in Monterey County

SACRAMENTO – Fewer images better illustrate the risk of hiring an unlicensed contractor than what a Contractors State License Board (CSLB) investigator recently captured. After receiving a series of telephone tips in early July, a CSLB investigator hurried to a home in Carmel and found Secundino “Dino” Munoz, 52, and three of his employees working from unsecured ladders placed on the roof of the home.

I-9 Audit Surges Continue: Federal Enforcement Continues to Target the Construction Industry


From Ted Schwartz, Risk  Manager, OSHA Outreach Trainer, WWW.HRIDEAS.COM

I‑9 audits continue to be a critical component in the worksite enforcement strategy of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). In early June 2012, ICE issued 500 Notices of Inspection (NOI) for I‑9s and related supporting documents as I‑9 audits continue to surge along with I‑9 fines against employers.

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