Still some hope for Colorado

[cat in the hat]

Hope Cargil stands by their decision.

With so many East African immigrants working in the meat packing industry in Northern Colorado, this has potential to become a spotlight issue.


http://news.yahoo.com/somali-workers-fired-colorado-packing-plant-prayer-dispute-020845087--finance.html?nf=1

[Team Sergeant]

Hope Cargil stands by their decision.

With so many East African immigrants working in the meat packing industry in Northern Colorado, this has potential to become a spotlight issue.


http://news.yahoo.com/somali-workers-fired-colorado-packing-plant-prayer-dispute-020845087--finance.html?nf=1

LOL, so now the PC police demand we call them "East African?

This is never going to stop.......

de-evolution is winning.

[WarriorDiplomat]

I worked for Cargill at a slaughter house years ago one of the largest Corporations in the world. Hard work and a walk out of 200 workers who want to shut down a multi million dollar per day slaughter house for prayer cripples a business.......LOL in the 80's the one I worked in was the largest single plant they had except possibly a one in Australia they were worth 30 million a day or more in production during summer months. We loaded a 45,000lb truck on average every 30 minutes with 3 guys per crew 3 crews with 3 shifts 24hrs a day. The plant was killing 400 head per hour then.....now ?? I never ask my brothers who still work cattle.

Hey PC idiots welcome to the world of economics and huge FOR PROFIT and who cares less for social justice business. The real world....LOLOLOL

I would be shocked if they give in on this, there so powerful they will take their companies out of the U.S. there you go