By Donald Morrison (January 18, 2022, 7:25 PM EST) -- Tyson employees accusing the meat processing company of violating their religious freedom by implementing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate urged a Tennessee federal judge on Monday to keep their suit alive, saying Tyson's arguments have been willfully inconsistent on whether or not it has acted as a government agent. Symantha Reed and five other current Tyson employees told U. S. District Judge S. Thomas Anderson in a memorandum of law that Tyson's motion to dismiss attempts to argue that the company acted independently of the government when it enforced COVID-19 vaccine mandates, even though it argued the opposite in the same motion. . . .
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