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A timeline of the COVID-19 meatpacking disaster: How the ruling class conspired to keep plants open The World Socialist Web Site urges meatpacking workers to get in touch with us to share news tips, comments and stories of working conditions in your plant, and to learn how to build a rank-and-file committee of workers. Your privacy is of utmost importance and any information given will be kept anonymous. today. Two new revelations made public in the last week have unearthed a vast conspiracy of the ruling elite, both Democratic and Republican, to force meatpacking plants to remain open throu...

Home » COVID-19, Latest News, Newsroom, Press Releases » Hawaii Attorney General Joins Coalition of 19 Attorneys General in Pushing Back Tyson Foods’ Attempt to Sidestep State Court Review of Waterloo Facility COVID-19 Outbreak Hawaii Attorney General Joins Coalition of 19 Attorneys General in Pushing Back Tyson Foods’ Attempt to Sidestep State Court Review of Waterloo Facility COVID-19 Outbreak Posted on Apr 12, 2021 in COVID-19, Latest News, Newsroom, Press Releases HONOLULU – Hawaii Attorney General Clare E. Connors today joined a multistate coalition of 19 attorneys general, le...

Tyson Foods Seven Tyson managers were fired earlier this month for betting on how many employees would test positive for COVID-19. One of the managers at the Waterloo, Iowa, plant told The Associated Press that the pool was an attempt to boost morale among exhausted supervisors. More than 1,000 workers at the plant have tested positive at least six have died. Several Tyson Foods supervisors were fired earlier this year after reports emerged they had bet on how many of their Iowa employees would test positive for the coronavirus. This week, one of the fired manage...

Tyson Foods Fires 7 Plant Managers Over Betting Ring On Workers Getting COVID-19 Wednesday, December 16, 2020 Tyson Foods has fired seven managers at its plant in Waterloo, Iowa, who were allegedly involved in a betting pool guessing how many workers there would get COVID-19. Charlie Neibergall / AP Tyson Foods has fired seven managers at an Iowa pork plant after investigating allegations they bet on how many workers there would get sick from the coronavirus. The company, one of the country's largest meat suppliers, launched an independent investigation into the complaints last ...