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Democrats raise alarm as states accused of warning employers before ‘surprise inspections’
(www.theguardian.com)
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It happens regularly with the EPA too. Source is my friend who works there.
Yes, he has reported this practice multiple times. No, they don't care but at least they haven't retaliated against him.
I remember the EPA inspections when I worked in pest control. They were basically a joke.
He said the EPA is a glorified tax collector with no real powers to enforce the law. Advance notice of such inspections mainly serves as a cost management measure, forgetting their main purpose which is of course to protect the environment.
Also the health department, except not by the health department themselves. The managers in an area sometimes know each other and do food exchanges, and will text each other when the inspector does come because they usually do a few restaurants in a day
I think with health inspections and other sorts of audits. In multiple jobs now I've had to clean and help put up the facade it takes to pass one of these audits before the inspectors ever arrive on site.