North Brunswick-based construction company cites for labor violations
Officials say North Brunswick-based Blue Line Drywall and Builders was doing construction on Board Street in Newark.
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1h agoThe New Jersey Department of Labor has issued a stop-work order for a Middlesex County company.
Officials say North Brunswick-based Blue Line Drywall and Builders was doing construction on Board Street in Newark.
The Labor Department cites minimum wage and six pay violations against nine workers.
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