Gov. Shapiro Vows Accountability in Nation's Largest Wage Theft Case
Forbes Breaking NewsMay 7, 20251 min5,280 views
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- 🎯 Governor Josh Shapiro is committed to holding the construction company Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. accountable for wage theft.
- 💡 As Attorney General, Shapiro prosecuted Hawbaker in the largest Davis Bacon prevailing wage theft case in U.S. history, resulting in a criminal liability verdict.
- ⚠️ The company is currently undergoing a separate state legal process for debarment, which would make them ineligible for state projects.
- 🔑 Shapiro believes that companies who "rip off" workers and taxpayers should not be rewarded with state contracts.
State Contracts and Debarment Process
- ⚖️ The debarment process, initiated during the previous Wolf administration, is nearing its conclusion.
- 🧐 Shapiro stated he will not prejudge the outcome of the ongoing review by the individual responsible for making the final decision.
- 🚫 While his personal view is that the company should not be eligible for state business, he respects the legal process.
- 🗣️ Shapiro emphasized his consistent stance that companies engaging in wage theft should not receive state contracts.
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