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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
[INDENT]But union workers will try to get non-union large jobs shut down all of the time so I would take their complaints with a grain of salt.
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That is a rather specious claim. I've certainly never witnessed it. No, sir.
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But why the hell were there occupants within the danger area of a demo in progress? That is the fault of the governmental jurisdiction. They are equally responsible for the deaths occurring.
You don't have lunch in the radius of falling debris.
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I don't know, that's on the department of licenses & inspections. The guy may have been using an excavator at the time of the collapse, but I'm telling you what I heard from a few carpenters I talked to, which is that these guys were tearing the fucking wooden floor joists and support beams out the day before and having them hauled off to the lumber yard.
And from the news reports coming out, it looks like they were right:
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Afterward, attorney Robert Mongeluzzi, who said his firm represents three plaintiffs in lawsuits against the property owner and contractor, said his initial examination indicated that the building that collapsed had brick-bearing walls and wooden girders without steel support and should have been demolished by hand rather than using heavy equipment.
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Originally Posted by Grapesoda
pretty sure there is certification requirements HOWEVER the unions are there meddling with the drug test
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Meddling with the drug tests... you wouldn't happen to be talking out of your ass, would you?