Workers at Kellogg's, Kaiser Permanente, John Deere, and more are considering going on strike for better wages and hours ⤵️
about Striketober. “They're really seeing this stark demonstration that their employers don't care that much about them.”at cereal company Kellogg’s are on strike across Michigan, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Nebraska — making up the entirety of their cereal plant workforce. The strike is over a proposed expansion of a “two-tier” system that would essentially create a new class of workers with lower pay and benefits.
“Why would any worker in the future want to be a part of a union that sold them out and allows them to work the rest of their lives with no insurance and no benefits once they retire?” Kevin Bradshaw, who’s worked at Kellogg’s Memphis plant for 20 years and is vice president of his local affiliate of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers’ Union, told Jacobin’s Alex Press.
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