This certainly reflects my experience with private equity in general. It seems private equity by definition does not care if you die in any form direct or indirect. IMO its one of the greatest evils going on that literally nothing is being done about.

Last year I went to an interview where they flat out admitted to me that the private equity that bought them fired the entire previous team because they "believed" it could be done with far less people (4 vs 25). I asked them who has been maintaining things since that happened and they told me they have been hiring contractors to get through the period but "they haven't really been doing the job". I guess at least they were honest with me so I could nope out of there ASAP.