Cargill Inc. Sued by Former Employees

Cargill Inc. Sued by Former Employees


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Cargill Inc. Sued by Above Employees

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

Several above and accepted advisers of Sue Cargill Inc. in Minneapolis accept filed a clothing adjoin the aggregation for ancestral bigotry and the chancy plan environment.

The bounded administration aggregation for the aggregation has been called as the defendants in the $3 actor suit.

Suit Claims Improper Asbestos Removal

In 1999, Cargill Inc. reportedly bought Continental Grain and afore the auction was completed, Continental has amorphous an asbestos abatement activity at their ability in Memphis.

However, one the aggregation was bought, the advisers affirmation Cargill didn’t complete the abatement and accustomed them to plan alive they were potentially at accident for exposure.

“The actor knew of the chancy altitude back accepting this area of what was aforetime Continental Grain,” states the lawsuit.

Training Promised but Never Implemented

According to Vincent Mickens and Francois Johnson, anon afterwards the aggregation alteration occurred, they began allurement questions apropos the asbestos and what affect it would accept on the employees, a lot of of which are black.

The men were allegedly told that aural 5 years they would accept asbestos training; admitting their apropos about asbestos acknowledgment were never anon addressed.

The advisers allegedly never accustomed the training they were promised.

Workers Take Action

The clothing was filed endure anniversary and seeks $3 actor in damages.

The workers accept filed the suit, pro se, which agency that they accept not assassin attorneys and will be apery themselves in court.

(Source: The Daily News)

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Cargill Inc. Sued by Former Employees