The company is opening seven clinics near production plants around the country.

After health care workers, the Institute urged federal authorities to consider including meat plant workers in Phase 1b distribution of the vaccine.

The company reported that less than 1% of employees tested positive for the virus in its Stanislaus and Fresno County facilities.

The agreement was rebuked by the UFCWA.

The poultry processor is working with community colleges in Alabama to offer a Mechatronics degree program.

The group also asked for stricter enforcement of guidelines at plants.

Facilities remained open following President Trump’s executive order in late April.

A new addition expands the pork processor’s flexibility.

Rep. Vicky Hartzler’s resolution was co-sponsored by 10 other members of Congress.

Inspectors are only visiting those facilities that are experiencing potential food safety issues.