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April 13, 2023
Sandy Cleanup Warranted Higher Wages, NJ Judge Told
Workers who cleared New Jersey roadways and waterways in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy urged a federal judge during an oral argument Thursday to find that they deserved higher pay, arguing that the job constituted "public work" that obligates government contractors to pay prevailing wages.
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May 30, 2018
Contractor's Execs Can't Be Held Liable In Sandy Wage Suit
A New Jersey federal judge on Wednesday released the officers of a construction company from a putative class action alleging Superstorm Sandy contractors didn’t pay prevailing wages to workers on a beach rebuilding project, ruling that the executives couldn’t lawfully be held individually liable.