Forwarded from CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective
Workers have been quitting in droves in 2021. This can be an effective pressure tactic on employers—volatility in the workforce can force them to offer better terms.
Of course, to be able to risk quitting, we have to build support networks and other means of collective survival.
https://cwc.im/workmythology
Of course, to be able to risk quitting, we have to build support networks and other means of collective survival.
https://cwc.im/workmythology
Forwarded from Syndiegram (BeaTS 🐈⬛)
Frito-Lay ordered workers in Topeka to move the dead body of their colleague when he died from exhaustion, and told them: “keep working”
https://www.foodandwine.com/news/frito-lay-worker-strike-topeka
https://www.foodandwine.com/news/frito-lay-worker-strike-topeka
Food & Wine
Frito-Lay Workers Go on Strike with Some Claiming They Face 84-Hour Work Weeks
"Everything has gone up," one employee stated. "But our wages have stayed the same."
Forwarded from Strike Force
“One of the most dangerous times for young radicals is in the months of declining action after a long period of intense struggle.”
https://twitter.com/tc_wda/status/1415112472160178177?s=21
https://twitter.com/tc_wda/status/1415112472160178177?s=21
Forwarded from Aye Aye
Idk much at all about strikes or labor issues. this thread is helping me understand a bit more https://twitter.com/centralordnance/status/1416826431695380484
Twitter
Central Florida Ordnance
This shit is going to get everyone who participates fired, even in just cause states.