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Bergen Businesses Among 14 Newly-Barred From Practicing In NJ: DOL

An additional 14 New Jersey businesses have been barred from practicing for short-changing workers and other violations, bringing the total to 82, according to the state's Labor and Workforce Development Department.

Brasero Chicken in Paterson.

Brasero Chicken in Paterson.

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The businesses — which were named to the NJDOL’s Workplace Accountability in Labor List (the WALL) — owe a collective $956,000 in wages and penalties to the state and their employees.

The 14 businesses added to the WALL are:

  • A Z Construction of NJ Inc., Plainfield
  • Brasero Chicken 3 LLC, Paterson
  • Dar's Staffing LLC, Little Egg Harbor
  • EC Abatement Inc., Newark
  • Lane Mechanical Heating and Cooling LLC, Lincroft
  • Mi Casa Es Su Casa II, Inc., Saddle River 
  • New Empire Construction LLC, Trenton and Ewing
  • NYC Factory 2 Inc, North Bergen
  • Opportunities for All Inc., Hamilton  
  • Quench Solar LLC, Princeton 
  • Red Square Foods, Inc., Somerset
  • River Drive Companies LLC, Wyckoff and Fair Lawn  
  • Mighty Mustard Seed, LLC, d/b/a The UPS Store 4525, Lebanon
  • Vortechx Applied Technologies, LLC, Newark 

Each business listed owes for benefit and tax laws enforced by NJDOL, which can include unpaid wages due to workers, unemployment insurance contributions due to the state, or worker’s compensation penalties.

“Our mission is to ensure all workers are legally classified and fairly compensated, and that no employer gains a competitive advantage by skirting their responsibilities under the law,” said Labor Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo. 

“This powerful enforcement tool is reserved for bad actors who have refused multiple opportunities to come into compliance, and we plan to use it to the fullest extent allowed.” 

The businesses listed are prohibited from public contracted until their outstanding liabilities have been satisfied.

Click here to view the full list.

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