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Dec. 8, 2022 | By: AP
A federal judge ordered a company that cleans hundreds of slaughterhouses to ensure it is complying with child labor laws after investigators identified at least 50 minors scrubbing and sanitizing dangerous equipment on overnight shifts at five different meatpacking plants in Nebraska and two other states.
As part of an agreement with the Labor Department that was announced along with Tuesday’s court ruling in Nebraska, Packers Sanitation Services Incorporated also promised to hire an outside consultant to review its hiring policies and provide additional training for its managers.
Investigators with the Labor Department visited three plants owned by JBS and Turkey Valley Farms in Nebraska and Minnesota this fall and found 31 underage workers as young as 13.
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