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Employee Who Refused to Work During Severe Weather Awarded Whistleblower Damages

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The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration ordered a railroad employer to pay more than $300,000 after finding that it unlawfully terminated an employee who refused to work during severe weather. The employee had initiated a safety stand-down because of nearby lightning, citing safety…

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