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> The employees are no safer at home than at work. Yes but if they're at work, the employer is responsible for their basic safety. Asking them to sit in a she
by imglorp 5y ago
> The employees are no safer at home than at work.
Yes but if they're at work, the employer is responsible for their basic safety. Asking them to sit in a sheet-metal-on-slab building during an EF3 storm is neglectful.
Sending them home to shelter with their families, whatever they do there, would maybe have been the better plan.
- treis 5y agoWhy? From the images I've seen it's not like the houses survived.
- MrStonedOne 5y agoThe houses have basements, the factory floors do not. The house does not need to survive for the humans in it to be safer then if they were in a sheet metal box with no basement.
- treis 5y agoA basement isn't tornado proof when the house above it is collapsing. It looks like ~90% of the workers survived which doesn't strike me as much different than those in homes that took a direct hit.
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