”Looking back, the sales proceeds were not worth a human life”
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Otake's mother was seen in tears, saying, "My daughter is not coming back".
I feel so sorry for their family. Imagine losing your child because their employer didn't want to risk losing a single day's sales
A sales manager reflected on the incident, saying, "Looking back, the sales proceeds were not worth a human life".
The company's director was also quoted saying: "This is a matter of profound sorrow, and I offer my deepest apologies to the bereaved family."
It's easy to say all this in retrospect. Two families lost their children because of this, no amount of retrospective analysis and apologies can make them come back.
If the company truly cared for the human lives they needlessly destroyed, they'd have never sent them back into harm's way.
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So the employer murdered someone...
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"store worker dies"
Weird how people just die with no cause like that
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And they wonder why young people don't want to work over there anymore
"Looking back the sales proceeds were not worth a human life... At the time though, it was totally worth risking it though..."
Awful. Just fucking awful.
Why would they even follow that order?
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So the other person who died was the person who ordered them to go back in?
Nothing will be learnt
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A sales manager reflected on the incident, saying, "Looking back, the sales proceeds were not worth a human life".
Hindsight isn’t going to bring them back. What a tragic waste of life.
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PT: Two イオンモール熊本 capitalists killed employees by forcing them to go to a damaged building.
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