Wal-Mart Violated of Child Labor Laws, Says NYTimes
January 13, 2004
The New York Times reported today that Wal-Mart execs were made aware of numerous incidences of minors working late nights and during school hours in violation of child labor laws and state regulations. Wal-Mart officials are claiming that the information, gained in a spot audit conducted during a one week period, are “meaningless”, as they could simply represent improperly recorded time cards.
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