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Michael Schuls died after getting trapped in dangerous machinery at a mill in Wisconsin. But across the US conservative groups are pushing to loosen laws that protect children in the workplace
Michael Schuls’ tragic death at the young age of 16 in a Wisconsin sawmill is the product of the accelerating assault on child labor protections.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A 16-year-old boy killed in an accident at a Wisconsin sawmill appears to have been doing work allowed by state child labor laws when
Michael Schuls died July 1 at a pediatric hospital in Milwaukee, two days after officers responded to a call about an unresponsive teenager at Florence Hardwoods.
Michael Schuls, a 16-year-old from Wisconsin, was attempting to unjam a wood-stacking machine when he became pinned inside.