WWE employees being forced to work during the coronavirus pandemic? Wrestling company REACTS to the allegation
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pinkvilla.comWWE being deemed as an "essential business" had tongues wagging for sure but amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the wrestling company continues to shoot live tapings of its weekly episodic television, which is RAW, SmackDown and NXT, along with PPV's like the upcoming Money in the Bank, which takes place on May 10, 2020.
The shooting is taking place at the WWE Performance Center and Full Sail University, both of which are in Florida. With no audience as a safety precaution, WWE is shooting for the same under careful supervision!
However, according to ComicBook, an anonymous employee accused the wrestling company of forcing employees to work during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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