Hi, I'm Alyssa Milano, and this is Sorry Not Sorry. Hello,

Hello, friends, Ben here. Can you believe that Alyssa is starting her run on Broadway this week,

starring as Roxy Hart in Chicago at the Ambassador Theater. Tickets are selling fast, so don't miss your chance.

Now, let's move on to the podcast. There is perhaps no industry which intersects more completely with immigration, labor, and health

and safety than meatpacking. In her new book, The Life and Death of the American Worker,

Alice Driver takes the industry head on through the stories of Tyson Food employees in Arkansas.

She's joined us to discuss.

Nearly 30 people remain in the hospital in Springdale following that chemical leak at the Tyson plan on Barry Street yesterday.

The Department of Labor is now investigating Purdue Farms and Tyson Foods over possible child labor law violations.

It follows a report from the New York Times earlier this month, mentioning an underage migrant

worker who was severely injured while working for a sanitation company hired by Purdue.

...is responding after a lawsuit made shocking claims against the meat packing company.

The lawsuit filed by the son of one of the Waterloo

workers who died with coronavirus alleges that a plant manager organized a betting pool on

how many workers would test positive.

Benzremos and multiple other organizations brought a petition to Tyson Foods headquarters

in Springdale today. Ben Venteremos advocates for poultry

workers in Arkansas, and today it helps lead a protest against, quote, child labor, safety

concerns, and unfair working conditions. Hi everybody. My name is Alice Driver. I'm the author of

Life and Death of the American Worker, the immigrants taking on America's largest meatpacking company. It just came out this week. And I'm the author of Life and Death of the American Worker, the Immigrants Taking on America's

largest meatpacking Company.

It just came out this week and I'm really excited to talk about it with you all.

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