TEAMSTERS AUTHORIZE STRIKE AT TYSON
- The workforce represented by Teamsters Local 577 at Tyson Foods' Amarillo plant has authorized a strike as of June 27, citing concerns over labor conditions and executive compensation.
- The strike follows stalled negotiations and allegations that Tyson management harassed union members and violated labor laws.
- Workers demand higher wages, improved benefits, and better conditions while condemning the CEO's pay of 525 times the median worker salary.
- Keisha Carey said, "We're not just fighting for more money" and expressed frustration over suffering and lack of compassion from company elites.
- The authorized strike signals potential disruption at Tyson's largest U.S. beef plant and reflects broader labor unrest demanding corporate accountability.
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