"The sky was glowing red day and night," Heather Ranclaud said.
"The wind changed, the grassfire took off. It went under his loader and his machine was engulfed in fire," she said. Warwick's family wasn't told about his accident until late that evening, depriving them of the chance to say goodbye."That's something that sticks with us, we didn't get that chance to say goodbye while he was conscious."JBS pleaded guilty to exposing its workers to a risk of death or serious injury and was convicted in November 2020.
"I feel it was negligence that, for goodness sake, they shouldn't have been out slashing in a heat wave," Heather said.
'Messed up' says it all... JBS is no special snowflake in terms of blood on their hands industrially. How many men doing such labour are at risk this very minute australia wide to save a few dollars (be it on labour, time or resources)? Say no to dangerous, legally you can.
This is JBS - didn't understand how they got a foothold in Australia. Maybe ask Frydenberg. The law should hold directors criminally responsible for the damage they cause. Instead it protects them.
Investigating JBS: 'owns popular brands including Primo and Huon Aquaculture, supplies fast food chains such as McDonald's, and sells its products in supermarkets Coles, Woolworths and Aldi.' 🤮 auspol transparency animalwelfare beef cattle UBI
I worked at most JBS plants nationally and even Brazil and I always wondered at their foreign workers policy hiring unskilled workers from China etc. My friend from China was one and had serious hand injury had to leave and find other work.
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