Tyson Foods CEO Says He's Happy About Staffing of Plants

The transcript discusses the meat industry's diverse workforce, focusing on the employment of refugees and the potential impact of changes in U.S. refugee policies. It addresses staffing challenges, highlighting Tyson Foods' efforts to maintain a stable workforce through government collaboration and competitive wages. The discussion also covers the implications of immigration policies on employment, particularly in lower-wage jobs, and concludes with an analysis of the potential benefits of the proposed border adjustment tax for Tyson Foods' international competitiveness.

How does Tyson Foods' employment proposition compare to other industries?

What is the company's perspective on the proposed border adjustment tax?