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"We frequently hear from our neighbors on this project and we share your frustrations. We urge all parties to make every effort to make up for lost time," Norcross and Moen said in the statement. "Let's get this project completed safely and efficiently. The residents and commuters of South Jersey deserve that."
Norcross, in private life an electrician, said comparing Amazon facilities injury reports with those of other warehouse operators yields injury rates "astronomically out of whack" with each other.
If these corporations can't figure out a way to make a living without price gouging consumers, then it's time to hold them accountable. If they refuse to pass the savings that would be created by my GOUGE Act on to the consumer, they can expect to have their excessive profits taxed and to be fined for their greed.
U.S. Rep. Donald Norcross joined Amazon warehouse workers Wednesday and called on the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration to investigate the rate of injuries among Amazon workers. More than 1,600 workplace injuries were reported at Amazon facilities in New Jersey last year, almost all of them serious enough that the workers involved had to miss work, according to New Jersey Policy Perspective.
Today, U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) held a press conference in front of Amazon's TEB3 fulfillment center in Logan Township, New Jersey, where he stood with former Amazon warehouse workers and called on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to thoroughly investigate troubling reports of injury rates at the multi-billion-dollar company that far exceed the national industry average.
Workers at an Amazon delivery station in Camden County walked off the job Wednesday morning in protest of transfers that will result from its impending closure. At 10:30 a.m., U.S. Rep. Donald Norcross is expected to call for OSHA to investigate an increase in injuries at Amazon facilities in New Jersey.
"Amazon employees make up 55% of all serious injuries in the state of New Jersey," said Norcross, who gathered with former Amazon employees and workplace safety advocates across the street from an Amazon facility in Logan Township, Gloucester County on Wednesday.
Women who chose to and were able to receive abortions, on the other hand, often went on to have a child by choice when they were more financially secure, therefore improving outcomes for the mother and the child. In short, by overturning Roe, we would be denying an entire generation of American women and children their chance at the American Dream.
As the Senate HELP Committee works on a final bill, IRI will encourage lawmakers to include a bill introduced by Reps. Donald Norcross, D-N.J., and Tim Walberg, R-Mich., the Lifetime Income for Employees Act. The measure would allow annuities to serve as qualified default investment alternatives in defined contribution plans.