The attorneys general from Massachusetts, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington, and the District of Columbia are concerned that reporters have had to track these cases and deaths.
"Accordingly, we request that Whole Foods provide a description of its policies and processes, if any, that relate to notifying consumers, the public, and public health authorities of serious COVID-19 developments at Company stores," they added. Meanwhile, one Amazon executive has defended his company's right to not explore or publish this data.
Seems a fair question to me. Workers and customers are forced to put their life on the line for a corporation whose largest shareholder is the world's wealthiest human. They must risk their lives, but he can't risk a single quarter without profits growing? How is that fair?
Forbes TheEconomist CREWcrew HouseFloor SenateFloor JoeBiden Everyone and the dead must be tested. Models change. I went to bank all customers wore masks and some gloves. All tellers wore no masks or gloves and one screen was up at seated terminal. nothing even the counter