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Second paragraph “Senate Bill 1 would deny a day in court to workers and consumers whose sickness or death from the virus was caused by the negligence of a corporation”
This is not the way the bill is written, the immunity DOES NOT apply if the party (company) engages in gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct. If, for example, the company refuses to follow a mask mandate, they WOULD NOT be protected.
If you are going to claim “As usual, they are putting corporations and potential profits ahead of worker safety.” and lobby for workers rights, you can at least be accurate, maybe!? Or maybe you are hoping people will form their opinion from your editorial, and won’t go gather information from other sources before forming an opinion?