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J & L JANITORIAL SERVICES
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19861113
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[1] WAGE APPEALS BOARD
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
WASHINGTON, D.C.
In the Matter of
J & L JANITORIAL SERVICES, INC. WAB Case No. 86-10
U.S. Dept. of Interior Contract
No 14-16-0005-79-073, Patuxent Dated: November 13, 1986
Wildlife Research Center, MD
APPEARANCES: Lawrence S. Wescott, Esquire, for J & L Janitorial
Services, Inc. & Lonnie J. Miller, President
Leif Jorgenson, Esquire for the Wage and Hour
Division, U.S. Department of Labor
BEFORE: Alvin Bramow, Chairman, Stuart Rothman, Member,
Thomas X. Dunn, Member
DECISION OF THE WAGE APPEALS BOARD
This case is before the Wage Appeals Board on the petition
of J & L Janitorial Services, Inc., and Lonnie J. Miller, its
President, seeking review of the Administrative Law Judge's
Decision and Order of March 21, 1986, as modified by his
Erratum of April 17, 1986. See attachments.
The Administrative Law Judge found that the petitioners
failed to pay their employees applicable prevailing wage rates,
failed to maintain adequate payroll records, and falsified their
certified payroll records. Consequently, the ALJ ordered that
pursuant to the provisions of 29 CFR [sec] 5.12(a)(2), J & L
Janitorial [1]
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[2] Services, Inc., and Lonnie J. Miller, its President, be debarred for
a period of three years for violations of the Davis-Bacon Act, as
amended (40 U.S.C. 276a et seq.).
The Board considered this appeal on the basis of the entire
record before the ALJ, the petition for review, brief on behalf
of the petitioners, the statement on behalf of the Administrator
filed by the Solicitor of Labor, and a hearing before this Board
held on October 29, 1986 at which interested persons were present
and participated. Nothing new was adduced at the hearing which
would detract from the decision of the ALJ. Therefore, the findings
and conclusions of law and the Order set forth in the
Administrative Law Judge's Decision and Order are adopted in their
entirety as the Decision of the Wage Appeals Board.
In view of the foregoing, the Decision and Order of the
Administrative Law Judge is affirmed and the petition herein is
dismissed.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
Craig Bulger,
Executive Secretary
Wage Appeals Board [2]
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