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$57,854. That was the fine leveled by the Department of Labor against America's fast

as growing cookie chain for dozens of violations of child labor laws with estimated annual

revenue of $12.7 billion. The penalty against the Utah based confectionery didn't even qualify

as a slap on the wrist. And it represents a troubling trend in the food service industry,

with American labor power ascending for the first time since the blight of Reaganism, and

successful unionization efforts affecting chain restaurants in particular, corporations

and their enablers have sought out fresh meat to grind in the gears of capitalism in the

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