Warehouse Worker Resource Center is dedicated to empowering logistics sector workers in Southern California through education, advocacy and action.
Ontario, California
Joined March 2011
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BIG NEWS: Whole Foods workers in Philly just voted 130 to 100 to unionize with the UFCW, per NLRB, becoming of the first of the Amazon-owned chain's 500+ locations to do so.
Warehouse Worker Resource Center retweeted
KSBD Teamsters will not be kept down by ridiculous Orwellian word games. Wrap it in as much HR-speak as you want, taking Unpaid Time for striking amounts to withholding of benefits and attendance-related discipline—plainly illegal under the NLRA.
We will hold #Amazon to account!
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"Every time there is a catastrophe, the most vulnerable workers end up paying the price,” said Veronica Alvarado, deputy director of our affiliate @wwunited.
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Warehouse Worker Resource Center retweeted
As we prepare ourselves for the fights ahead, we're drawing inspiration and hope from the powerful organizing, campaigns, and wins that our network achieved last year.
⚡️Explore our 2024 Year in Review, and see how we're gearing up to do even more👇
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It is an employer's responsibility to keep ALL workers safe on the job — especially when disasters strike like the current LA wildfires. Here in Southern California, our air quality is affected.
#SafetyFirst #California #SoCal
Breathing wildfire smoke can have long-term health consequences, so we must always take precaution to keep ourselves safe!
Warehouse Worker Resource Center retweeted
Ladies and gentlemen, we got it
#Amazon’s West Coast region air hub KSBD is a Teamster shop
Very often we hear about @Amazon’s latest robot in its warehouses, but the reality is Amazon relies on 1.5 million human workers. And, Amazon's warehouses with robots have higher injury rates than those without. #AmazonHurts
Delivering packages in 24 hours is not a simple task and it requires a lot of people. Workers are organizing around the world to hold Amazon accountable and to demand better working conditions.
Do you work in an Amazon warehouse? Get in touch today with an organizer to learn about how you and your coworkers can improve your working conditions — warehouseworkers.org/contact
Warehouse Worker Resource Center retweeted
In 2022, Amazon’s worker injury rate was reportedly 70% higher than the rate at non-Amazon warehouses. Its serious injury rate was more than double the rate at non-Amazon warehouses.
2022 was MacDougall's last year on the job as Amazon's VP of Workplace Health and Safety.
Warehouse Worker Resource Center retweeted
Absolutely not. Amazon executives who are responsible for the injury crisis at the corporation have no business regulating health and safety for workers in our country.
We are hosting our next free Worker Rights Legal Clinic for low wage workers regardless of immigration status December 18. You will have the opportunity to ask questions regarding unsafe work, state unemployment insurance, discrimination, unpaid wages or more.
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NEW: Warehouse worker injuries are on the rise in New York.
The rate of injury equates to one injury per nine workers in 2023, a 30% increase in injuries year over year.
@GovKathyHochul must sign the Warehouse Worker Injury Reduction Act into law now.
cityandstateny.com/policy/20…
For more than a decade, workers' rights have been the center of our work, and we have made significant progress. However, with Trump returning to office, we know that the deck is even further stacked against workers fighting for change.
We are taking precautions, making plans and preparing for 2025. We know workers rights will be under attack.
Our worker relief fund supports workers who are subjected to workplace retaliation for organizing and speaking out.
Building the relief fund now is one of the ways we are preparing.
Donate $5 or $10 dollars to help workers today on #GivingTuesday!
warehouseworkers.org/donate
