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Oct 2023
8m 39s

When kids as young as 13 work in slaught...

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The Labor Department is investigating Tyson Foods and Perdue Farms after reporting from The New York Times found that migrant children had been working hazardous overnight shifts. How have minors been able to work some of most dangerous jobs in this country? We’ll also get the latest on the Kaiser Permanente strike — believed to be the biggest health care industry strike in U.S. history.

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