‘L’Oreal SA Must Shut Down Until Workers are COVID-19 Free’ Memorandum Statement by GIWUSA & SAFTU
“Presently there are 10 workers who have tested positive for COVID-19 and yet the management of L’Oreal are forcing workers to come back to work.”
“Presently there are 10 workers who have tested positive for COVID-19 and yet the management of L’Oreal are forcing workers to come back to work.”
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