A TO Z MAINTENANCE CORP., 1985-SCA-98 (Dep. Sec'y Oct. 14, 1988) (order denying stay)
CCASE:
A TO Z MAINTENANCE & SAMUEL WILLIAMS
DDATE:
19881014
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[1] U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
DEPUTY SECRETARY OF LABOR
WASHINGTON, D.C.
20210
DATE: October 14, 1988
CASE NO. 85-SCA-98
IN THE MATTER OF
A TO Z MAINTENANCE CORPORATION
AND SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
RESPONDENTS.
BEFORE: THE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF LABOR
ORDER DENYING STAY
By letter dated September 15, 1988, Respondents filed a Notice
of Appeal and Request for Stay of Relief from my Decision and Order
dated August 30, 1988. By order dated September 27, 1988, counsel
for the Wage and Hour Administrator was allowed five (5) business
days in which to respond to Respondent's request for stay. On
October 4, 1988, counsel for the Administrator submitted an
Administrator's Statement in Opposition to Request for Stay of
Debarment.
The Administrator's Statement points out the specific
statutory requirement of the Service Contract Act requiring that
the Comptroller General be notified within 90 days whenever a party
has been found in violation of the Act and there has been no
finding of unusual circumstances. 41 U.S.C. [sec] 354(a) (1982).
In addition, as noted, there is no court order nor is there a
stipulation staying the giving of notice to the Comptroller
General. [1]
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[2] Upon consideration of the parties' filings and absent a
court order or stipulation, it appears that the Comptroller General
should be promptly notified. Accordingly, Respondents' request for
a stay is denied.
SO ORDERED.
[Dennis E. Whitfield]
Deputy Secretary of Labor
Washington, D. C. [2]
