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(IDAHO FALLS) – A series of recent changes at the INL are leaving many of the workers and local residents concerned. In the past few months several employees have been laid off and many accidents have occurred. Members of the eastern Idaho community are voicing their concerns about INL workers. They tell Local News 8 that the added stress of layoffs could be the reason for the increase in accidents.
