In collaboration with South Carolina Jobs With Justice Solidarity Hub and Jobs With Justice of East Tennessee, this Workers’ Rights Board Hearing will dive deeper into anxieties and solutions from workers who live in communities impacted by the electric vehicle industry boom in the southern United States.
Workers like Ryan from South Carolina. He’s witnessed poor training requirements lead to workplace injuries, and fears his peers will be even less prepared for the EV transition without quality training requirements.
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“I just want to get home to my family, and I want everyone else to get home to their families, too."
Ryan, Freightliner, South Carolina
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And workers like Yogi in Chattanooga, who recognized her workplace wasn’t providing quality health benefits. So she organized.
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"I’d been feeling that I have to either go without my medication or go broke which is no choice at all really.
That’s why I organized for a union and that’s why we won!"
Yogi, Volkswagen, Tennessee
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We hope you’ll join us to hear these powerful testimonies and much more! RSVP here.
In Solidarity,
Nichel Dunlap-Thompson
Organizer
Jobs With Justice
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