Les États-Unis rejettent des accords sur les salaires dans l'industrie de la viande

The US government opposes financial agreements with meat companies.

These companies are accused of fixing workers' wages illegally.

The Department of Justice says current agreements are not sufficient.

It fears that workers will not be well protected in the future.

Several large companies wanted to pay millions of dollars to stop the trial.

The government wants stricter rules to prevent new problems.

Prosecutors think the companies shared secret information about wages.

This situation is important for thousands of employees in factories.

A judge must now decide if the agreements can continue or not.