Massachusetts: Chinese restaurants cited for child and other labor law violations - Legal News Line - International Initiative to End Child Labor

Massachusetts: Chinese restaurants cited for child and other labor law violations – Legal News Line

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Posted October 12, 2011

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Chinese restaurants cited for labor law violations
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BOSTON (Legal Newsline) – Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley announced on Tuesday that her office has cited the owners of two Chinese food restaurants for alleged intentional violations of the state’s minimum wage, child labor …
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It’s a Buffet of Penalties for Two Restaurant Owners Accused of Wage and Child …EHS Today
Child labor, minimum wage citations bring $181K bill for two Chinese …Boston Business Journal
Boston Globe –Insurance News Net (press release) –Enterprise News
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