OSHA: Reinstate Pilot Fired for Raising Safety Concerns
The occupational safety and health agency orders reinstatement and back wages and damages for an Alaska pilot fired for raising safety concerns.
OSHA has ordered an Alaska aviation company to pay years of back wages and $100,000 in compensatory damages, and to reinstate a veteran pilot who had been suspended, then fired and ostracized among the close-knit industry for reporting safety concerns at work.
