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i would certainly not want, anyone in a prison situation to handle food or critical dual purpose items, at any point during manufacture. to wit; how often is p
by rolph 3y ago
i would certainly not want, anyone in a prison situation to handle food or critical dual purpose items, at any point during manufacture.
to wit; how often is prison product tested or monitored for tampering or expectorative adulterations ?
- FireBeyond 3y agoWorking as a firefighter, inmate firefighters are among the hardest workers on the fire line, and do so despite often getting the worst work to do (hoeing and clearing fire breaks in 100F+ windy days with smoke and fire). I'm very much appreciative of the fact that, though not mentioned, a growing number of fire departments are willing to overlook (certain) criminal history for hiring ex-inmate firefighters.
- rolph 3y agothat does describe voluntary employment to me.