Child labor violations affected 83 minors at 16 McDonald’s franchise locations
Federal investigations at 16 McDonald’s franchise locations in Louisiana and Texas found child labor violations affecting 83 minors. Youth were found working longer and later than the law permits and performing dangerous jobs.
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$5.6 Million for 1,300 Current & Former Workers
People who worked as independent contractors for national auto parts distributors in Arizona may be entitled to back wages.
$1.6 Million for 202 Home Health Aides
A Virginia home care agency illegally denied overtime pay to 202 employees.
$1 Million for Care Workers in New Hampshire
A West Lebanon home healthcare business with a history of unlawful pay practices failed to overtime to employees.
$858,000 for 105 Restaurant Employees
Employers withheld tips and overtime to 105 workers at six Connecticut restaurants.
The Importance of Farmworkers, As Told by One of Their Daughters
Esther Del Toro, an enforcement coordinator in the Southwest Regional Office, is also a daughter of a farmworker. When she comes to work each day, she brings memories of her childhood with her.
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Dangerous Jobs
Some places and types of work are off-limits for kids under 18. Employers are legally responsible for the safety and well-being of teen workers.
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