Amazon and Target workers plan a strike

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Seems like a selfish act to me during this time....or is it more of an opportunistic way to get better health care?

https://frontier.yahoo.com/finance/...17-fea2d2a959d6/as-health-concerns-grow,.html

Workers at Amazon, Whole Foods, Target, Walmart, and Instacart, as well as other US companies, plan to strike May 1 in demand of better protections and benefits during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to organizers who spoke to The Intercept and Vice. Organizers have also called for shoppers to boycott some of the companies, circulating a flyer on social media. While workers have staged smaller demonstrations in the past, particularly at Amazon and Whole Foods, a strike uniting workers from several of the biggest retailers in the US would mark a new escalation. ...
 

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Yes and a gamble as well. Companies can come back with we made it with half the staff so we can cut half of you loose.
 

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The local Target is already trying to hire more people. LOL! Yeah, I'm sure your strategy will work out. LMAO!

Not my strategy. I have nothing to do with this article, Target or any of the other corporations listed. But what the hell you make up **** more than any individual on this board.

Target hired 130,000 Seasonal Team Members. In other words part time holiday workers.
 
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