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With all those cranes towering over New York City, one would like to believe that the people operating them are fully qualified to do so. One would be mistaken. A 2006 lawsuit over job-site corruption exposed several weak links in the safety of construction sites, which bevame very important indeed on March 15 and May 30.
“You knew full well he couldn’t even run any machines?” Gerald Shargel, a defense lawyer, asked the former official, John Coriasco, who was testifying for the government. “True,” responded Mr. Coriasco. “He didn’t have the competence or the skill to operate a machine, right?” Mr. Shargel continued. “He couldn’t write his name,” Mr. Coriasco replied.
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at 10:24 on July 16th, 2008
jordan, I like this story. It's good stuff.
There is a big scandale on the same topic here in Japan for the past week! Coruption to give job, in Government, teachers, and opperators!