Cargill changes hiring policy following dispute involving Muslim workers

Makes you wonder why there are so many migrant or immigrant workers at this plant. Is it that un-employed Americans do not want to work there? Or, is it that the wages and conditions are not befitting?

Cargill will change its hiring policy — allowing employees to be potentially rehired 30 days after termination, not 180 days — in response to a walkout by Somali workers in Colorado.

Source: Cargill changes hiring policy following dispute involving Muslim workers – StarTribune.com

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