Government investigators said workers at the Snow Brand Milk Products Company's Osaka plant failed to clean equipment properly.
In nine of the 42 cases of alleged abuse uncovered by accountability office investigators, the workers involved filed lawsuits.
The Smarts' home has been under construction for years, and Elizabeth's parents have told investigators that workers have come and gone during construction.
For years, investigators found, workers at the plant in Paducah, Ky., were not always told of the dangers they faced working with radioactive materials.
NEW ORLEANS — Over six days in May, far from the familiar choreography of Washington hearings, federal investigators grilled workers involved in the Deepwater Horizon disaster in a chilly, sterile conference room at a hotel near the airport here.
Throughout the 1990s, damning evidence of this trafficking kept surfacing, often brought in by human rights investigators, aid workers and journalists committed to identifying and exposing the private arms traffickers even in the face of lawsuits and threats.
In testimony to government investigators, rig workers repeatedly described a "natural conflict" between BP, which can make more money by completing drilling jobs quickly, and Transocean, which receives a leasing fee from BP every day that it continues drilling.
Federal undercover investigators found workers at federally financed child care centers frequently misrepresenting information about applicants' job status and earnings to fraudulently register ineligible children, the Government Accountability Office said in a report issued Tuesday.
THAT is especially true today, as shareholders, government investigators and workers are ready to turn on a chief executive's missteps, and images of accused executives in handcuffs are etched in the public's mind.
At the site of Mr. Miller's old workshop, a phalanx of investigators, utility workers and others continued a painstaking excavation of the 806-square-foot basement below 127B Prince Street, at the corner of Wooster Street, just half a block west of the loft where Etan lived 33 years ago, and where his parents, Stan and Julie, still reside.
Three hundred Christian lawyers, criminal investigators, social workers, and advocates at Haugen's mission now work with local law-enforcement officials in twelve countries on behalf of individuals in need: bonded laborers, children who have been sold into prostitution, widows who have had their land seized, poor people who, like Mutungi, languish in jail for crimes they did not commit.
