Tyson suspends plant managers said to bet on workers getting COVID-19
November 20, 2020
Tyson Foods has suspended managers at a pork processing plant in Iowa who were named in a wrongful death lawsuit on having wagered with one another over the number of workers at the facility who would contract COVID-19. “If these claims are confirmed, we’ll take all measures necessary to root out and remove this disturbing behavior from our company,” said Dan Banks, Tyson’s CEO.
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