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The fine for a first time offence at a massive chain restaurant should be proportional to whatever a mom and pop restaurant would pay. The first one should be
by Teever 1y ago
The fine for a first time offence at a massive chain restaurant should be proportional to whatever a mom and pop restaurant would pay.
The first one should be a slap in the face wake up call for the entity receiving it and the sequential should quickly grow to create an uneconomical situation for the offender such that they are forced to change their practices or go bankrupt.
This goes for all fines given out to private individuals, businesses, big and small, rich and poor.
- recursivegirth 1y agoThis. Fines are not "the cost of doing business". It's a tool that when leveraged properly can be used to get out of compliant entities, in compliance.
- gruez 1y ago>the sequential should quickly grow to create an uneconomical situation for the offender [...] That's already the case. According to the plea agreement they paid $140M in fines for $45M worth of sales.
- Teever 1y agoI wasn't able to find a source regarding sequential fines for reoffenses from this entity.