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- 01. Basic Information
- 02. Products/Services
- 03. Facilities
- 04. Workforce
- 05. Financial Information
- 06. Company History
- 07. Corporate Strategy
- 08. Management
- 09. Stockholders
- 10. Board of Directors
- 11. Lenders
- 12. Parent Company
- 13. Subsidiaries
- 14. Industry
- 15. Competitors
- 16. Raw Materials/ Suppliers
- 17. Transportation/ Distribution/ Dissemination
- 18. Utilities
- 19. Customers/ Clients
- 20. Safety and Health
- 21. Environmental
- 22. Other Regulatory /Legal
- 23. Community
- 24. Political
22.1 Are there other specific regulatory agencies that govern this company (such as the CNSC in the nuclear industry or health care regulations in hospitals and nursing homes)?
22.2 List any incidents or violations.
22.3 List any legal actions taken or pending against the company.
22.4 List any NLRB charges or findings.
Firms are often governed by a variety of regulatory agencies, depending on their business. In addition to investigating if they are in compliance with the law, many of these regulatory agencies gather a variety of information that may be useful to researchers. During the Ravenswood campaign, the Steelworker discovered that the company had let its permit to dump arsenic in the Ohio River expire.
It is also important to know the overall legal issues that your target firm is facing. These could be just routine legal matters, when someone falls in the parking lot. They could, however, be more significant issues such as employee discrimination or price fixing.
Use industry publications to identify if there are regulatory agencies that govern your target employers. Workers may also know about specific regulators. A U.K. News Search may also provide insights.
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