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From the quotes in the article, it seems they have tried fines in the past and these guys still do it. Seems to me they were sending a message. Also he is likely not a employee, he's likely a owner operator and those types of operations are notorious with mob ties/mob run unions.In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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plz stop watching so much Law and Order! Mob ties?
?Give him a warning,? the lawyer, Kimberly Bandoh, told WSB. ?I mean he?s the employee. He?s not the employer. Sentencing him to jail is doing what??
But Riley appears to be unmoved, saying that McGill, and not his employer, is responsible for operating his own garbage truck.
?The company doesn?t start that truck up,? Riley told WSB. ?The company doesn?t drive that truck down the street.?Comment
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In your own quotes.... "HIS OWN GARBAGE TRUCK" This is a common thing in some states/cities they use owner operators as contractors.. Kinda like cable installers and so forth.. They don't have a contact with the city or town they use their own trucks working or the actual contractor.. ie like a trucker..In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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while I won't doubt you are right about in some cases when I read the same sentence I took it another way
13 years ago before I worked in porn I worked at a large printing factory as a fork lift driver for 11 years. I was told to check out and care for "my" fork lift before each shift as I was responsible for it. That didn't mean I owned it just that during my shift I was responsible for that machine. You could be right, I just didn't see anything in the story that said he owned it. I knew a bartender in PHX and her husband worked for sanitation. He didn't own his truck but he had to wash it everyday and he always drove the same truck that was assigned to him.is responsible for operating his own garbage truck.Comment
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Simple solution. If he was doing this on his own and not by order of the company he worked for suspend him without pay for 30 days. When he comes back, if he does it again remove him from the job, or make the fines so severe that companies do pay attention to them. If it is a company thing and they are telling the employees to do this then either fine them heavily or just take the contract from them.
To me putting someone in jail should be a last resort. Our country is becoming one where our first response to anything is just throwing them in jail.Comment
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Jail for 30 days WTF? I can't believe people saying he should be fined 30 days pay. The trash man with a family to support forced to pay a months wages for doing his is job a little early for the first time? and how well do you think this guys going to do his job when he goes back to taking out the trash? You really think he's going to serve that community to the best of his ability now? Gonna be a lot of smashed cans and broken mailboxes over time I'm guessing lol
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