When I picture a nightmare working environment, I think about a surreal all-hands meeting where Auric Goldfinger tells his entire company that they’re going to irradiate Fort Knox with a weapon of mass destruction. Boeing South Carolina isn’t the first place to come to mind. However, the account of John Barnett details a workplace where supervisors harassed employees into breaking the law to meet Boeing’s high expectations. Barnett was the whistleblower who was found dead last month.
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I hope Minnesotans read about the testimony of UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty at the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance Wednesday. It’s an eye-opener about the corporate practices of our Eden Prairie health insurance/big data/whatever behemoth. Witty was on the receiving end of scathing comments from a bipartisan group of senators — and justifiably so. […] The post Senators are right to scrutinize UnitedHealth, Minnesota’s most powerful company appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.