Closed luxury retail stores on 5th Avenue in Manhattan during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease in New YorkA Shelby County Tennesee health official was denied entry to a Memphis Nike warehouse where a worker had died from COVID-19 days earlier, according toWhen a Nike employee called the health official by phone the following day and said Nike had made changes to enforce social distancing, the health official concluded her investigation.
Five days prior to her April 16 visit, Nike learned that a temporary worker employed by Adecco at a facility on Shelby Drive had died from COVID-19. The environmentalist's visit to the facility was sparked by a complaint that Nike was not cleaning properly or allowing workers to practice social distancing, according to the report. The environmentalist was told she could not enter the facility without an appointment.
No one from the Shelby County office visited the warehouse again to verify that the changes had been made, and the environmentalist who had been denied entry on April 16 "felt at that time there was nothing else that needed to be done," Kasia Alexander, environmental health administrator for the department, told ProPublica.
"We don't just automatically get law enforcement involved simply because the first time we show up, some security and management person refuses to allow us access," he said.
RictoGraphs Nike has some very questionable business practices .
Got to cut them some slack, they are used to operating in 3rd world country’s.
Gave them time to get the child labour out the back door though.
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