"Kellogg’s workers are fighting against cuts to jobs, wages and benefits, and the expansion of the hated two-tier structure, which forces new hires to labor for less pay than their co-workers on the same line. In addition, workers have been forced to work under a brutal overtime regime during the pandemic, during which the company’s revenues have soared amid rising demand for snack products."
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...count me in.
I just commented on another post that some corporations have become positively Dickensian.
Revolting.
Are they American or Canadian?
They are American, Red, but more often than not US anti-union practices spread to Canada. Capitalism at its very worst.
I hate the two tier wage structure.
So many people here in the states are very anti-union and talk about greedy union bosses and such, nobody minds wealthy business executives for some reason.
I worked in several Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union plants. I always got along with well them.
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