California agency uses workers’ comp funds to probe its employees. What to know
Critics say the state Department of Industrial Relations is not authorized to spend money earmarked for worker’s compensation to investigate its staff.
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Critics say the state Department of Industrial Relations is not authorized to spend money earmarked for worker’s compensation to investigate its staff.