Yet another Creeping Sharia event to report today – Yup, the Muzzies are taking this Ramadan season as an opportunity to impose their religious views on U.S. employers…
What’s even more interesting is the number of Muslims from Somalia who are seeking jobs at meat processing plants… I find that a little alarming, as I’m pretty sure the State Department hasn’t had a chance to thoroughly screen every single one of these immigrants and they ARE handling America’s food stock…
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Talks break down between Muslims and Swift
10 Sep 08 –GreeleyTribune
Talks between JBS Swift & Co. officials and Muslim workers seeking prayer breaks during Ramadan broke down Tuesday afternoon and turned into calls of breach of contract.
The roughly 250 workers, who’ve been suspended since walking off the job Friday night, say they will not return to work and may take legal action. They also acknowledge they may face mass terminations.
A mid-afternoon meeting between the Muslim representatives and about 80 of the suspended workers grew heated in a downtown Greeley park when the representatives relayed information to the crowd.
When workers learned the company would not allow break times for prayer, many shouted and crowded around a gazebo from which the representatives spoke. Within 30 minutes, workers split into smaller groups and milled around the park.
Complaints of on-the-job discrimination and harassment as well as non-responsive union representation marked the second straight day in which hundreds of Muslims, mostly Somalis who have been hired at Swift in the past year, gathered in the Greeley park.
Graen Isse, an African Swift worker, and several other Muslim workers met with company officials and a union representative for a few hours Tuesday, looking over a two-page list of grievances the Muslims presented. He said company officials verbally agreed to some items, such as requests for more African/Somali supervisors and improved translation for non-English speaking employees.
But Isse said the requested prayer breaks — a major issue for Muslims at all times but especially during Ramadan — was rejected by management.
“The thing they didn’t agree with was the prayer (breaks),” Isse said. “And that was the whole problem from the start.”
Upon hearing that news, a group of disgruntled Muslim workers clustered around Isse and said, “No prayer, no work.”
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