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Campaigns
Employers should not be at liberty to punish workers for speaking up about unsafe conditions, sexism, racism, or other violations
WORKER STORIES

ANSELMO LEYVA
CARWARSH WORKER
My colleagues and I have had to advocate for better protections and draw attention to problems happening in our workplace because, often, our employers ignore our requests for changes.

Veronica Barrena
COOK AT HONG KONG RESTAURANT
We have no benefits; we ask for sick days. We are forced to work regardless if we are sick. I got sick with COVID, but I had to continue working. But I am not afraid. I continue the same, demanding my rights because I know that injustices continue at work - for example, some colleagues are paid more and others less just because of the whim of the bosses
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