The owner of Timberline Crating said he didn't know he was violating child labor laws.
Amish factory could face $70,000 fine
Indiana's Bureau of Child Labor only issued a warning to Timberline Crating for its child labor violations. But there are two other agencies investigating that can potentially fine the company tens of thousands of dollars.
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The owner of Timberline Crating said he didn't know he was violating child labor laws.
Amish factory could face $70,000 fine
Indiana's Bureau of Child Labor only issued a warning to Timberline Crating for its child labor violations. But there are two other agencies investigating that can potentially fine the company tens of thousands of dollars.
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