An offshore oil company abandoned Filipino workers in inadequate bunkhouses as climate-fueled Hurricane Ida slammed into southeast Louisiana in August 2021, 10 employees allege in a lawsuit. “I could not think of anything to do but to pray and to pray,” Renato Decena, one of the plaintiffs — whose claims against Grand Isle Shipyard include violations like abusive behavior, discrimination, and violation of federal fair housing and human trafficking law — told the AP. (AP)
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