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TEAMSTERS JC7 SAYS NO ON PROP 22
Save your Jobs and Union Work!
In 2020, Union members are the key to protecting our good jobs and fighting Gig Greed. Prop 22 is being bankrolled by billionaire gig companies to destroy good jobs.
What’s this about?
Act now to stop the Uber/Lyft Gig agenda, which is:
Employers are looking to cut costs and replace us with gig work.
Keep readingOn July 20, Teamsters joined trade unionists from across the East Bay for an event called Strike for Black Lives. The purpose was both to support Black Lives Matter and to draw attention to the plight of low-wage workers who are deemed “essential workers” during the pandemic.
After a brief rally, the event marched from Mosswood Park to a McDonalds on Telegraph Avenue in Oakland, where workers had, at that point, been on strike for 42 days over safety and other issues.
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