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To have this job. this is a union workplace. and we could spend this whole time talking about this violent, bullying, joke making, n-bomb dropping portrait of pew tres sense that is inckocognitincogn that would let some off the hook. none of this happens on the locker room level without the tacit approval of people in charge. i think that s so useful and it s important to see it if we make it just about this one person, we solve it by addressing just this one person. but i want to listen to incognito talking about himself, in part as a victim of a culture that he says allows this. let s listen to incognito and then i want to hear your responses to it. you can ask anybody in the miami dolphins locker room who had john martin s back the absolute most. and they ll undoubtedly tell you, me. all this stuff coming out just, it speaks to it speaks to the
JobN-bomb-dropping-portraitBullyingUnion-workplaceJoke-makingPewPeopleSenseNoneLocker-room-levelInckocognitincognApprovalNever been inspected in my lifetime. it didn t surprise me. you know, if every osha there s not enough osha inspectors to inspect every workplace in the country. there s so few in the state of texas, it would take 98 years for osha to visit every workplace in the state of texas once. it didn t surprise me there wasn t an inspection. typically, there s only inspections at osha when a worker calls up and complains and that typically only happens in a union workplace. so it s prompted by a complaint and then someone comes out. it s not like there s people canvassing and knocking on doors of hazardous work sites? occasionally, but not that often. celeste, what is the standard for, you would think a fertilizer there s about 20 employees as far as we know in the west fertilizer warehouse where this happened. what is the standard for what would prompt a kind of heightened level of scrutiny from osha or from any kind of federal regulatory body looking into this? you re absolutely r
CountryStateOshaInspectorsWorkplaceTexas-fertilizer-plantLifetimeIt-didnt-surprise-me98PeopleSomeoneInspectionsLiterally not since 1985. there s not enough osha inspector inspectors for the country. there are so few in texas, it would take 98 years for them to inspect every place once. it didn t surprise me. typically there s only an inspector when a worker calls up and complains and typically only in a union workplace. it s a complaint and people come out and not like doors on hazardous work sites. occasionally, not that often. what is the standard. you would think a fertiliz fertilizer about 20 employees in this west fertilizer warehouse where this happened. what is this standard that would prompt a heightened level of scrutiny from osha or from any kind of federal regulatory body, looking into this? you re absolutely right. the materials that we believe were on that site are extremely caustic. can cause obviously catastrophic
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