Federal agencies that took a hard line against coercive work contracts have retreated under President Donald Trump’s new appointees, and Democrats in Congress want to know why. Rep. Summer Lee (Pa.) and Sen. Ed Markey (Mass.), joined by 44 other Democrats, sent letters to several agencies Wednesday demanding to know what they were doing to combat the growth of “stay-or-pay” employment agreements. Such contracts require workers to put in a minimum number of hours before quitting or they’ll have

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