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[Opinion] Families of Factory Workers Killed by Hurricane Helene After Being Ordered to Stay Get Fast Food Gift Cards As Condolence

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Managers at a Tennessee plastic factory allegedly told workers to remain at work during Hurricane Helene, resulting in the death of six workers after flooding from the hurricane hit the factory. The company then sent their families fast food gift cards as condolences.

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World Socialist Web SiteWorld Socialist Web Site

Impact Plastics sent fast food gift cards to grieving families while denying wrongdoing in the deaths of six employees during Hurricane Helene

Instead of accepting responsibility for their role in the tragedy, the Erwin, Tennessee company sent $100 gift cards in December.

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Latin TimesLatin Times

Families of Factory Workers Killed by Hurricane Helene After Being Ordered to Stay Get Fast Food Gift Cards As Condolence

Managers at a Tennessee plastic factory allegedly told workers to remain at work during Hurricane Helene, resulting in the death of six workers after flooding from the hurricane hit the factory. The company then sent their families fast food gift cards as condolences.

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Industrial Equipment News (IEN)Industrial Equipment News (IEN)

Impact Plastics Suffers Backlash for Sending Gift Cards with Final Paychecks After Deadly Hurricane

The families of employees who died in the flooding are angry.

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Latin Times broke the news in on Monday, January 13, 2025.
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