Five years after [Jdimytai Damour] was killed in a crush of shoppers on Black Friday, Walmart still hasn't paid the $7,000 it was fined for allegedly failing to protect employees…Walmart spokesman Randy Hargrove said the company has made a lot of changes since 2008…OSHA, the branch of the Labor Department responsible for enforcing workplace safety, investigated Damour's death and cited Walmart for failing to adequately control the crowds…[U]nder what's known as the "general duty" clause, OSHA can argue that a company reasonably could have been expected to take certain precautions for the health and safety of its workers in specific situations…In 2011, the company appealed the fine to the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission…The case remains there to this day…In 2009, as part of a deal to avoid criminal charges, Walmart launched a new crowd control plan for its stores…