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Today, U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) voted to pass the Inflation Reduction Act. This legislation will help lower costs for working people by reigning in health care and prescription drug costs, investing in American manufacturing to bolster the production of clean energy, and ensuring billion-dollar corporations pay their fair share in taxes. The savings achieved in these areas will also decrease the national debt by $300 billion over the next decade.
Frias' death led to sharp criticism of Amazon from Reps. Donald Norcross and Frank Pallone, who called on federal labor officials to "investigate Amazon fully."
"People should feel confident that when they go to work they'll be safe and come home the way they went in," Rep. Donald Norcross (NJ-1) said after the Cartaret employee's death.
Rep. Norcross has asked for OSHA to investigate the serious injury rate at Amazon's warehouses which he says far exceeds the industrial average. He has also asked Amazon to improve conditions for its workers.
U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) reiterated his call for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to investigate the safety of Amazon's warehouses following reports of a death at one of the company's warehouses in New Jersey.
"People should feel confident that when they go to work they'll be safe and come home the way they went in," Norcross wrote in a public statement on July 20. "Amazon is failing to fulfill that basic promise."
Today, U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) voted to reinstate the Assault Weapons Ban Act, which would ban the sale, import, manufacture, or transfer of certain semi-automatic weapons.
Since Congressman Donald Norcross (D, 1st district) sponsored legislation in 2012 to cut the red tape and modernize craft brewing in New Jersey, small business owners have opened in almost every town in the county.
Today, U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) voted to pass the CHIPS and Science Act, which invests $280 billion in creating jobs, boosting American manufacturing, lowering costs for families, and reigniting American competitiveness.
Reps. Donald Norcross and Frank Pallone sent a letter Wednesday to OSHA's Assistant Secretary of Labor Douglas L. Parker requesting a probe into whether the retail giant engages in conduct designed to hide injuries from OSHA and others, either by discouraging workers from self-reporting their injuries, misclassifying workplace injuries, or other ways.