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California’s ‘groundbreaking’ fast food council lacks a leader, hasn’t met in over a year
Workers say the leaderless council has left wage and safety standards on hold for about 630,000 fast-food workers.
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California’s ‘groundbreaking’ fast food council lacks a leader, hasn’t met in over a year
In summary Fast food workers, council members call on Newsom to appoint a chairperson so the council can meet again. California’s first-in-the-nation fast food council — created to give workers a voice on wages, safety and working conditions — has not met in over a year and has no chairperson. Now the workers the council was built to protect, organized by the Service Employees International Union, are taking their concerns directly to the state,…
·Sacramento, United States
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