The pandemic has thrown into high relief some of the longstanding issues surrounding working conditions in meatpacking facilities. John Oliver explains why g...
And saying that OSHA being stronger will end the exploitation and deaths. If that was possible it would already be happening. OSHA exists to create the illusion of a commitment to safety.
And saying that OSHA being stronger will end the exploitation and deaths. If that was possible it would already be happening. OSHA exists to create the illusion of a commitment to safety.
Again with the reform-minded liberalism out of LWT.
The only reform that fixes factory farming for the workers and the animals is abolition of the practice.
In which case "OSHA being stronger" is equal to "OSHA not being an illusion of a commitment to safety".