H. P. CONNOR AND CO., WAB No. 88-12 (WAB May 28, 1991)
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H. P. CONNOR & Co.
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19910528
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[1] WAGE APPEALS BOARD
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
WASHINGTON, D. C.
In the Matter of:
H. P. CONNOR AND COMPANY, INC.
Prime Contractor
HERMAN P. CONNOR, President
and WAB Case No. 88-12
GRAY ELECTRIC a/k/a GRAY
ELECTRICAL CORPORATION
Subcontractor
HERBERT GRAY, President
BEFORE: Charles E. Shearer, Jr.
Ruth E. Peters, Member
Patrick J. O'Brien, Member
DATED: May 28, 1991
DECISION OF THE WAGE APPEALS BOARD
This matter is before the Wage Appeals Board upon the
submission of correspondence from Herman P. Connor, President of H.
P. Connor, Inc. (collectively, "Connor"). The Board treats this
communication as a motion for reconsideration of the February 26,
1991 Decision of the Wage Appeals Board in the captioned matter,
wherein Connor was found liable for the payment of back wages and
was debarred for three years.
The motion essentially repeats allegations made before the
Administrative Law Judge and in papers filed before the Board on
appeal from that decision. The major addition to the previous
filings and pleadings is Connor's request to [1][2] have the matter
decided "with a jury hearing," a remedy which the Board is without
authority to grant. In summary, there is no reason to reconsider
the Board's decision in this matter.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD:
Charles E. Shearer, Jr., Chairman
Ruth E. Peters, Member
Patrick J. O'Brien, Member
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Gerald F. Krizan, Esq.
Executive Secretary [2]