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Home » Most employers hit with COVID-19 safety fines haven't paid, reports Reuters
Of the more than 300 employers who have accrued safety penalties during the coronavirus pandemic, only about one-third have paid, according to an investigation by Reuters.
The analysis found only 108 employers cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) had paid the fines, for a total of about $897,000. The analysis found the majority of companies receiving OSHA citations have appealed, compared to about 8 percent that appealed in the five years preceding the pandemic.