New Jersey Worker and Community Right-To-Know law
Cry Wolf Quotes
We think this bill is definitely going to cost jobs in New Jersey. Why come into New Jersey and why expand when you have that much additional cost?
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James Moford, director of government relations for the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce.
The law would have us label every single container, and in our case that is burdensome and unrealistic.
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Testimony submitted by the Garden State Water Company, in regards to the New Jersey right-to-know law. Only date available: August/September 1986
We don’t think it adequately protects proprietary information. Competing companies will be looking with a careful eye to acquire that information. Chemists and analysts could pick up one of those sheets and say ‘Aha! So that’s what they’re using!”
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James Mortford, executive director of the Chemical Industry Council of New Jersey.
[The bill would be] detrimental to business and the citizens of the state in that it will curtail expansion of existing industry and jobs and it will discourage the attraction of new industry.
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William A. Lynch, Chairman of the South Jersey Chamber of Commerce.
