• Unionize IYR 2021
    The only way our working conditions and wages will improve is if we all band together to tell our employers that they are not entitled to our labor until they treat us all much more fairly. Our current wages are barely enough to scrape by when considering that after taxes, there's still a struggle to cover rent, bills, groceries, vehicle maintenance, pets and any unexpected injuries or accidents. Our current working conditions are hostile almost daily, typically in the form of coworkers having disagreements and getting into screaming / yelling matches (often in front of donors and / or customers) that go largely unresolved by management; these disagreements also commonly end in "behind each other's backs" comments that often lead to further disagreements that, again, end in one of these two ways. When asked to help resolve many of these issues, management has commonly responded with some remark about or similar to being "unable" to do anything about it.
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  • United states postal service
    Theres alot of postal employees some took time off for covid for no reason just to be off work and get pd for free those of us who had to keep working should be paid if you dont want to pay up give us our full retirement benefits and let us get the hell out of there
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    Created by Diane Rowell
  • Working without air conditioning
    It gets really hot in the morning when you’re constantly going up and down ladders with no air conditioning. Being able to work with the a/c on would increase our work performance!
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    Created by Abbie Wierzbicki
  • SLC Utah Airport Uber Lyft waiting lot
    For our rights as humans to be treated fairly and not be left outside in the heat to die.
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    Created by Ross Goldstein
  • Work from Home Rotation
    Since the pandemic is still ongoing, transportation and safety are currently an issue for all employees of Caledonian.
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    Created by Alejandra Melendez
  • ESSENTIAL USPS FRONTLINE WORKERS
    Exposure to the mass population puts the lives of every craft in the organization. No hazard pay, no priority to be vaccinated. Our exposure could spread variants without the opportunity to be vaccinated. This is important to all contacted daily and could benefit the general public and the workers delivering, serving at retail offices and all support personnel.
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    Created by John McTavish
  • Hazard Pay Now!
    As per the decision of publix
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    Created by JACOB philip
  • Hazard Pay for Cannabis workers
    Los Angeles has the highest cases of COVID-19. It is now reported that one in five people have Covid. We are literally risking our lives to produce a product for a company that has yet to acknowledge that sacrifice. We have worked all of 2020 without any adjustments to pay. Peoples lives are at stake.
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    Created by Pat Bean
  • Hazard Pay for Essential Variety Care Employees
    No one saw COVID-19 coming. The staff realizes that we need to see patients because the patients need us and our community needs us. We need Variety Care Administration to provide hazard pay to any and all staff that has duties considered to be essential. Housekeeping, Maintenance, Receptionist, Medical Assistants, Lab techs, Providers-- anyone that who must be in the front lines of COVID and directly impacts the care of patients should be given hazard pay
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    Created by Variety Care
  • Temperature testing, covid screening questions and masks provided.
    SAFETY! Several employees at facility have tested positive and facility ran out of mask
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    Created by Edwin Burrows
  • Bank of the West: Stop Sexual Harassment and Discrimination
    Employees should not be fearful of management or Human Resources, otherwise what is the point of them? Employees should feel comfortable coming forward with sexual harassment or discrimination issues instead of being retaliated against, harassed, bullied, or singled out. Human Resources and management threatening employees jobs or giving verbal warnings unrelated to work performance due to reporting systemic issues within the bank is disgraceful. Our job is to provide customers the absolute best customer service. If our employer does not treat us right, how do they expect us to do our jobs successfully? Turnover is too high at Bank of the West and for good reasons. Management and Human Resources do not care about employees and corner employees into submission to keep their power. We cannot allow this to happen anymore. We should not feel powerless or hopeless. Our workplaces need to be open and inclusive to let the best possible work to come to fruition. Bank of the West needs to act fast to correct these issues and hire a third-party agency to review the corporate sexual harassment policy and diversity and inclusion policy. Additionally, all employees, especially Human Resources and management, need to go through in-depth bias training provided by an organization specializing in diversity and inclusiveness training, fire perpetrators of sexual harassment, and management/employees that blatantly discriminate against minorities and disabled employees.
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    Created by Anon Emp