He said details about the person’s death are still unclear.
“These types of untimely events, we want to determine most importantly, ‘What is the root cause of this?’” Mayorga said. “We determine root cause, and we want to protect everyone else and (make sure there’s) nothing contrary to our policies or the grower’s policies.We re not pointing fingers here.
FCS Ag Corp. is paying to send the person’s body home to Mexico, Mayorga said.
The incident happened one week after the death of 38-year-old nursery worker Sebastian Francisco Perez in St. Paul during the record-breaking heatwave. OSHA is also investigating that case.
get into the weeds in this way. as you mentioned, as general counsel to the army, i was responsible to the jag corp reported to me, and then again recently i was on a committee looking at sexual assault in the military and had an opportunity to work with many jag officers. and they are mostly outstanding human beings with extraordinary morals and follow the ethical rules of lawyers and citizens and of soldiers and sailors. so i don t want anyone to think this behavior that came out in this case is typical of jag officers or of military personnel in any way. it isn t. but it is also extraordinary for the president to get involved without full knowledge. it is just not the role he should play. he short-circuited the military