General Motors Corporation, Delco Products Division (Commission decision, February 16, 1977)
Direction for review vacated
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Plain-English summary
General Motors’ Delco Products Division moved to vacate the Commission’s direction for review. The Commission found that the company did not seek modification or reversal of the judge’s decision and granted the motion under its policy statement. Commissioner Moran would have denied the motion. The release does not identify the underlying citation, standard, penalty, or merits ruling.
Decision snapshot
- Cited standard(s): No OSHA standard is identified in this procedural order.
- Outcome: The direction for review was vacated, leaving the judge’s decision unchanged.
- Key point: Commission review ended because the employer did not seek any modification or reversal of the judge’s ruling.
Full text (OSHRC public release)
Docket No. 15359
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION; DELCO PRODUCTS DIVISION
OSHRC Docket No. 15359
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
February 16, 1977
COUNSEL:
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William S. Kloepfer, Assoc. Regional Solicitor
Russell J. Thomas, Jr., General Motors Corporation
OPINION:
ORDER
The Respondent has filed a Motion to Vacate the Direction for Review in the above-captioned case.
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It is clear that the Respondent does not seek modification or reversal of the Judge's decision and, therefore, in accordance with paragraph 1 of the Commission's policy statement, 41 Fed. Reg. 53015 (1976), Respondent's motion is GRANTED.
Commissioner Moran would deny the motion.
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