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Massachusetts Fines Fast Food Chains for Child Labor Violations

4/15/2025

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Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell issued $226,385 in fines against Dunkin', McDonald's, and Subway franchise owners for child labor law violations.
Cafua Management was fined $140,000 for employing minors without permits and exceeding work hour limits.
Brewster Company faced a $63,930 penalty for similar violations at its McDonald's locations.
Knight Food Service incurred $22,455 in fines for child labor and wage violations at Subway.
The Attorney General's Office prioritizes the protection of young workers and strict enforcement of labor laws.

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Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell issued $226,385 in fines against Dunkin', McDonald's, and Subway franchise owners for child labor law violations.
Cafua Management was fined $140,000 for employing minors without permits and exceeding work hour limits.
Brewster Company faced a $63,930 penalty for similar violations at its McDonald's locations.
Knight Food Service incurred $22,455 in fines for child labor and wage violations at Subway.
The Attorney General's Office prioritizes the protection of young workers and strict enforcement of labor laws.