 When she called CalOSHA, the state's agency that enforces the heat labor laws, she says they told her they didn't have anyone to send out that day to check the work site. They said they'd follow up, she says, but never did. In an email response, CalOSHA said it did not have a record of her complaint and that the agency regularly carries out, quote, targeted high heat inspections. Antonio de la Huerra-Brust of the United Farm Workers Union says they continue to get calls about growers who don't comply with the law.