New Boston Coke Corporation
Settlement approved after bankruptcy authorization
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Plain-English summary
New Boston Coke submitted proof that the bankruptcy court had authorized its trustee to execute a settlement agreement. Counsel for the Secretary, the company, and the union had already signed the agreement. The Commission approved the settlement, and the short release does not identify the underlying standards or settlement terms.
Decision snapshot
- Cited standard(s): None identified in the release.
- Outcome: Settlement agreement approved.
- Key point: Bankruptcy-court authorization and signatures from all participating parties allowed the Commission to approve the settlement.
Full text (OSHRC public release)
Docket No. 83-0507
SECRETARY OF LABOR,
Complainant,
v.
NEW BOSTON COKE CORPORATION,
Respondent,
and
UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA,
AFL-CIO, and its LOCAL UNION 2116,
Authorized Employee
Representative.
OSHRC Docket No. 83-0507
ORDER
Based on the submission by Respondent indicating that the Bankruptcy Court
has authorized the trustee to execute the settlement agreement and on the fact that
counsel for the Secretary, the Respondent, and the Union have all previously signed the
Settlement, the Commission approves the settlement agreement.
FOR THE COMMISSION
Ray H. Darling, Jr.
Executive Secretary
Dated: January 16, 1986
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