Ford Falsely Accuses Diabetic Worker of Stealing Cookie, Then Fires Him
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Tom Midlane
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Novara MediaFord Falsely Accuses Diabetic Worker of Stealing Cookie, Then Fires Himnovaramedia.comA diabetic Ford worker in the US said he was fired after being falsely accused of failing to pay for a cookie at a snack kiosk. Kurt Kromm, 60, worked at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville, Kentucky for 11 years, Shifting Gears reported. Kromm told the publication that he noticed his blood sugar had […]
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