Equator Coffees Workers In Los Angeles ‘Go Union,’ Join UFCW Local 770

Baristas, Shift Leads and Prep Cooks employed at Equator Coffees in Los Angeles, California – who were concerned about insufficient pay and scheduling and who also wanted a voice in the workplace, have Unionized with United Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 770. “Our win is not only a contract, but a testimony on when you and your colleagues stand in solidarity with the power of collective passion,” said Equator Employee Richard Urquidez. “This victory is the first sip of the fairer future where we look forward to working with dignity and respect.” Added Worker Chloe Manus: “In winning this election, my hope is that it ignites a fire within the Coffee Community. Before the UFCW, the idea of Unionization seemed impossible. I knew my Co-Workers and I deserved more than what was being offered to us by our company. We understand the fight never ends, but this is where it begins. Laborers are the backbone of society and without us the world would stop. I refuse to let the corrupt corporate agenda slowly destroy the Working Class. Unionize Workers now!”
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