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US lawmakers have written to Department of Labor inquiring into reports some state safety agencies are tipping off employers before workplace inspections are conducted.
The letter cites testimony from farm workers and advocates in California and a New York Times article on child labor where an employer in South Carolina admitted to ordering workers to clean up and prepare for an inspection after receiving a tip-off about an upcoming inspection.
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