Tennessee Factory Fined $2M for Employing Underage Workers in Unsafe Conditions

Tuesday, 26 March 2024, 18:05

A lawn mower part manufacturing facility in Talbott, Tennessee, was fined nearly $2 million by the Labor Department for employing teenagers as young as 14 in unsafe and exploitative conditions. This case sheds light on the prevalence of oppressive child labor practices in certain industries, raising concerns about the protection of young workers and ethical business operations.
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Tennessee Factory Fined $2M for Employing Underage Workers in Unsafe Conditions

Tennessee Factory Violates Labor Laws

A recent investigation by the Labor Department revealed that a lawn mower part manufacturing facility in Talbott, Tennessee, was found guilty of employing underage workers in oppressive conditions.

Key Findings:

  • The factory employed children as young as 14
  • The Labor Department fined the facility nearly $2 million
  • Violation of child labor laws were identified

The findings highlight the importance of adhering to labor regulations to protect vulnerable workers and ensure ethical practices in the industry.


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