Workers report that on Thursday, April 29th, approximately 150 Case Farms’ workers at the company’s Winesburg facility walked out of the plant to protest the unjust firing of a colleague. Sources at the plant report that the fired worker has his job back and was paid for the time missed due to the unfair firing.
To read more about the history of work stoppages at Case Farms’ plants, click here.
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Workers report that on Thursday, March 10th, a significant number of Case Farms’ workers at the company’s Winesburg facility walked out of the plant. According to sources inside of the plant, a pro-company worker began using a bullhorn to harass workers in the breakroom, trying to convince them to decertify the union. In response, around 80 workers walked out of the facility for the afternoon.
Check out this interesting article in the Wooster Daily Record:
Poultry workers meet to ‘talk’ with industry, community
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