On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 06:37:32 -0800 (PST), Ted >
wrote:

>> Authorities are also considering action against the management of Hallmark
>> for alleged unfair business practices, Ramos said.
>>
I certainly hope so

>> "For so many district attorneys, animal cruelty issues are very new," Wayne
>> Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States, said Friday.
>> "It's a process. . . . Today we heard that he treats it as a serious issue."
>>
>> The plant may not reopen until a plan for corrective action is submitted and
>> approved by federal authorities.

I hope so and I hope upper management, those people who ordered
workers to prod downed cows until they got up (or lose their jobs) are
the ones who suffer the most consequences. Just because your hands
didn't do the job, doesn't mean you're not just as guilty or even more
guilty. An hourly paid worker isn't looking at the company's bottom
line - profit... the hourly worker is saying to himself "Do I really
want to eat that?"

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