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In praising the report, she said her agency was currently exploring regulatory changes to further protect children in the fields. It turned out she was referring to a clause in the FLSA that gives the Labor Department the power to ban children from particularly dangerous work by issuing what are called hazardous occupations orders. (Although, in yet another example of the FLSAs weaker protections in agriculture, field hands may perform hazardous jobs once they turn 16, while kids in other industries must wait until theyre 18.) Those orders hadnt been updated in agriculture since 1970
Therefore, they were excluded from the meta-analysis and instead described narratively
Without such information, consumers, parents, retailers, lawmakers and the public health community have no way of knowing which products are even attempting to follow the regulatory process and no way of holding FDA accountable for doing its job
When the hearings were done, his father took Miles Jr
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