VICEのインスタグラム(vice) - 1月2日 01時55分
One of the Tyson Foods plant managers fired after being accused of betting on how many workers would come down with coronavirus tried to explain exactly how the idea of the grotesque office pool came about.
But Don Merschbrock’s explanation didn’t exactly clear his colleagues at the Waterloo, Iowa, plant of wrongdoing.
“It was a group of exhausted supervisors that had worked so hard and so smart to solve many unsolvable problems,” Merschbrock, a former night manager at the pork-processing plant, said in an interview with the Associated Press published Monday.
“It was simply something fun, kind of a morale boost for having put forth an incredible effort. There was never any malicious intent. It was never meant to disparage anyone.”
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