Danis-Shook Joint Venture Xxv v. Secretary of Labor

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• both automatically imputing knowledge to the employer when a supervisor commits the violation
• “[T]he knowledge of a supervisor may be imputed to the employer. Because [the employee] was a foreman and knew of his own failure to wear personal protective equipment, this failure may be imputed to [his employer].” (citation omitted

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