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Labor Department fines food sanitation contractor $1.5M for child labor violations

Por: ABC7 World February 18, 2023

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an investigation that found one of the nation's largest food safety sanitation services providers illegally employed more than 100 children in hazardous work conditions across 13 facilities in eight states.DOL said its investigation into Packers Sanitation Services Inc., based in Wisconsin, found that at least 102 children ages 13-17 were using hazardous chemicals and equipment such back saws, brisket saws, and head splitters -- often on... + full article



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