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The article answers its own question > The 110 workers on the night shift had about 20 minutes warning that a powerful tornado was bearing down.
by bryan0 5y ago
The article answers its own question
> The 110 workers on the night shift had about 20 minutes warning that a powerful tornado was bearing down.
- MrStonedOne 5y agoThey had 2 days of warning that friday night was gonna bring a fuck ton of tornadoes because thats how obvious the weather pattern was. You're playing fast and loose with risk definitions, and arguing that until loss of life was guaranteed the employer had no responsibility to not force employees to risk their life. The entire region knew this was gonna be a bad storm in advance. Bosses and managers choose deadlines over human safety. They should be held criminally liable for that choice.
- bryan0 5y ago> You're playing fast and loose with risk definitions, and arguing that until loss of life was guaranteed the employer had no responsibility to not force employees to risk their life. Not at all, I am just reading the article which makes no mention of this event being a serious risk more than 20 minutes in advance. Possibly you have better sources, but you should provide a link with the source.