Former workers at a startup backed by Republican vice-presidential candidate JD Vance have slammed the company’s working conditions and treatment of its staff.
The ex-employees worked for AppHarvest, an agriculture technology company that was based in Kentucky but went bankrupt in 2023 facing hundreds of millions of dollars in debt.
Vance was a board member and early investor in the startup, describing it as a “good investment” when talking to Fox Business in 2021.
In July, the businessman-turned-politician described himself as a working-class hero as he announced his vice-presidential candidacy.
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