Senator Elizabeth Warren has asked the Department of Labor for an update on its investigation into Wells Fargo & Co.'s sales practices after she was unable to access a website the agency set up to track complaints from the bank's employees.
"I am concerned that the Department of Labor has removed the website where Wells Fargo's employees who were victims of the company's fraudulent actions could file labor complaints or report illegal activity," Warren wrote in a letter Thursday to Edward Hugler, acting Labor secretary.
Warren said she received a "page not found" error this week when she tried to access the website, which was working before President Donald Trump took office. She asked for more information about the status of the agency's review of the company's sales practices.
Michael Trupo, a spokesman for the Labor Department, didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
