After a 16-year-old boy died cleaning a poultry plant, the company agreed to a safety overhaul
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"Tragically, a teenage boy died needlessly before Mar-Jac Poultry took required steps to protect its workers. This settlement demands the company commit to a safer workplace environment and take tangible actions to protect their employees from well-known hazards. Enhanced supervision and increased training can go a long way toward minimizing risks faced by workers in meat processing facilities."
"Mar-Jac was aware of these safety problems for years and had been warned and fined by OSHA, yet did nothing. Hopefully, Mar-Jac will follow through this time so that no other worker is killed in such a senseless manner."
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