December 16, 2021
I call bullshit on this.
First, what would a British newspaper know about what happened in Kentucky?
They are getting this from one or two sources reported by the notoriously liberal NBC.
I would add Kentucky is a Right-to-Work state and the press hates them for it. This strikes me as a tool to bludgeon Kentucky into repealing RTW.
Workers may well have asked to leave well before the storms hit. There was no reason to believe this particular town would get slammed so hard. Notice they did not say this happened within minutes of the storm coming. These employees probably wanted the whole night off based on forecasts.
I don't know any employer who would refuse shelter to employees during a tornado.
The article states:
Mark Saxton, 37, who drives a forklift said he was given no option to leave.
'That's the thing. We should have been able to leave. The first warning came, and they just had us go in the hallway. After the warning, they had us go back to work. They never offered us to go home.
'It hurts, 'cause I feel like we were neglected,' he added.
This article strikes me as having ulterior motives.
The company denies this, I might add.
And who is going to obey such an order if they fear for their lives? Jobs are plentiful right now and nobody is going to risk dying for a crappy job in a candle factory.
I do not believe this story for a minute.
Almost all the news we get these days is fake.
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