Blind Workers at Fort Worth Nonprofit Face Reduced Hours Amid Sales Decline

Employees at the Lighthouse for the Blind of Fort Worth have reported significant reductions in their working hours and pay due to a slowdown in production caused by declining sales. The nonprofit, which provides employment for blind and visually impaired workers, produces items like padded boxes and office supplies to generate revenue. Some employees have expressed concerns about the organization's leadership, citing issues such as absenteeism and inadequate responses to facility and safety concerns. CEO Platt Allen has defended his leadership, stating that the organization has flourished under his tenure and attributing the criticisms to disgruntled individuals. (aol.com)