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Renew the Willy Street ContractWorkers deserve lives of dignity, and they deserve the full value of their labor. Dividends incentivize workers to succeed in the workplace, and promotes retention amongst the members. It is important that everyone, customer and laborer feel valued at Willy Street Co-op1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Keaton Shaw
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Demand Work From HomeWhile our staff are vaccinated and most are boosted, putting at less risk of hospitalization and death, many of our employees share homes and provide care to those most vulnerable to COVID: children too young to be vaccinated, elders, and immune-compromised loved ones.194 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Breann Smith
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Safeway Employees expired contract .Every contract is 3 to 4 years and they know the deadline why should we wait . Then if we do get a raise we get it in what they call retro pay that they tax like a bonus 40 percent . I want my Union and Safeway to negotiate now . I don’t want to wait .1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Christina Harrison
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Require Vaccination for Right Networks while In PersonAt Right Networks, a large part of our company culture revolves around in-person gatherings (the company outing, the Christmas party, and so on). While we're in a mixed-vaccination state, some employees haven't felt that it's safe enough to attend in-person events or return to the office even temporarily. Putting these rules in place would allow for future gatherings to be less likely to result in an outbreak, helping us to feel safer attending.20 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Brenna Connolly
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Starbucks shift differentialThe expectations and standards employees are required to meet make working at Starbucks one of the most mentally and physically taxing retail work environments. It is not a stretch to assert that Starbucks is the hardest I’ve ever worked, while simultaneously being the least I’ve ever been paid. That disparity cannot continue to exist. In order to rectify this issue, Starbucks must implement a shift differential for their morning and weekend shifts to fairly compensate their staff.26 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Steven Rizo
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Better communication between mgt and staffnd staffMost of us need a second job to make ends meet, many of us are stressed about neverending lines ( one recent Sunday two cashier's called in sick and no replacements were called leaving two cashiers to handle lines halfway down the store), and noone can live on $12/hr.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jane Lehmkuhl
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USPS-Rural Carriers denied route evaluations and working contract less since MayPlease sign my petition to help Rural Carriers be treated fairly. Thank you!3,070 of 4,000 SignaturesCreated by B Nelson
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Unionize IYR 2021The 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.1 of 100 Signatures
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KEEPING CURRENT PLANT MANAGEROur current plant manager knows his stuff and when you go to him with work related problem he will at least take time to listen!1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Michael Ewing
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Please Pay On A ScheduleSo we can finally get some order to the craziness! This is just a start to show everyone we DO have rights. We just have to know them and be willing to fight for them.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Cortney Green
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Custodial Workers Deserve RESPECT AND SAFETY-Petición dirigida a Jim Kari, director de los Servicios del Planta Física Nosotros, los empleados custodiales de UC Santa Cruz, exigimos cobertura adecuada para el aumento número de estudiantes para mantener seguras las operaciones custodiales, mantener seguros a los estudiantes, y para minimizar las lesiones a los trabajadores. El departamento de custodio tiene que PARAR de hacer excusas y debe de llenar puestos vacantes de carrera de tiempo completo. Estamos sobrecargados y bajo el estrés insostenible de cubrir puestos vacantes. La escasez de personal afecta negativamente nuestras condiciones de trabajo y la gerencia sigue sin respetar nuestra señoría, lo que afecta nuestra moral. El departamento ha presionado a los empleados custodiales a trabajar en exceso, lo que pone en riesgo nuestra salud y seguridad. ¡La falta de personal e inaceptables cargas de trabajo ya no pueden ser ignoradas! ¡Estamos preparados para hacer lo que sea necesario para que los estudiantes de UCSC obtengan el mejor servicio y los trabajadores consigan suficiente personal para evitar lastimaduras! A pesar de la narrativa de la UC de que la pandemia de coronavirus ha terminado, los casos de COVID continúan en California, afectando a estudiantes, trabajadores y, en particular, a los trabajadores sindicalizados de la UCSC. Los trabajadores custodiales de AFSCME 3299 siguen enfrentando un ambiente tóxico en los edificios de UCSC. Los trabajadores son la columna vertebral de UCSC, mantienen la limpieza de los edificios, literalmente permitiendo que los edificios puedan ser abiertos. Su trabajo se vuelve aún más importante ahora con el regreso de los estudiantes al campus. A medida que aumenta el riesgo de propagación del coronavirus, la importancia de un equipo de conserjes con el personal adecuado es primordial no solo para la seguridad de los estudiantes y profesores, sino también para los propios trabajadores. Los trabajadores se enorgullecen en su trabajo, pero cuando el departamento rutinariamente engaña al equipo de trabajadores para que trabajen en exceso, su seguridad se ve comprometida y sienten que no pueden ejecutar adecuadamente sus funciones. Esto conduce a sentimientos de intensa ansiedad y miedo. Adicionalmente, los trabajadores de AFSCME 3299 desean detener las muertes evitables por COVID-19. En esto recordamos a Domingo Tovar, mayor operador automotriz y trabajador de AFSCME 3299 que manejaba autobús en el campus, quien murió por complicaciones de COVID-19 en abril de 2020. El departamento falla en apoyar a los trabajadores custodiales, quienes desean mantener a UCSC limpia y segura. En lugar de volver incluso a los niveles de personal previos a la pandemia, UCSC continúa su falta de personal en muchas áreas del campus. Este depende de las obligaciones de los trabajadores custodiales y de sus conexiones con su empleó, por lo que abusa de ellos al obligarlos a trabajar en exceso, limpiando áreas a un ritmo insostenible. El departamento podría fácilmente resolver esto simplemente con contratar al personal adecuado. Nosotros, los trabajadores y estudiantes de UCSC, exigimos que el departamento de custodial ponga fin a su práctica de falta de personal. Si UCSC respeta a sus trabajadores, el departamento custodial debe dejar de engañar a los trabajadores sobre sus responsabilidades y el personal adecuado de los trabajadores custodians. Exigimos que el director de departamento custodial se reúna con AFSCME 3299 y su comité para resolver estos problemas y hace decisiones.3,086 of 4,000 SignaturesCreated by WSSC WSSC