Tyson fires seven managers at Iowa pork plant tied to 'betting pool' of how many employees would get COVID-19
The company said the action came after the conclusion of an investigation it hired former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to conduct.
Tyson fires seven managers at Iowa pork plant tied to 'betting pool' of how many employees would get COVID-19
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