Organizing for short term relief for Texas restaurant workers and long term restructuring of the industry for the better. Launched by DSA Labor Commission.
Joined October 2020
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It’s wild that people leave masks on their tables at restaurants. Today I had to pick up three masks at work because patrons left them behind. This only makes my job even more unsanitary and dangerous than it already is.
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Introducing monthly ROP Family Meals! Geared towards anyone doing/wanting to do local restaurant worker organizing where they are. First one is next Tuesday - register: bit.ly/ROPchapters
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We are working on a new newsletter for the New Year - help us name it! Submit to the Name That Newsletter Contest by 12/30, we'll vote on the top contenders. BONUS: this form is also where you can sign up to get involved in the crafting of the newsletter 👇actionnetwork.org/forms/name…
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
We are excited to announce that we will be launching a newsletter this winter. We are doing a Name That Newsletter Contest for it. If you have an idea for the name, simply fill out this form by 12/30. We will put the top contenders up for a national vote.
actionnetwork.org/forms/name…
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
🚨🚨SHAMEFUL EMPLOYER ALERT🚨🚨
During a WORLDWIDE pandemic @SaintPaulHotel is tossing aside dedicated workers and trying to Union Bust!
Retweet this and call MHC President Richard Dobransky at 651-221-0815 and tell him to do the right thing and respect his workers!
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
Our fight doesn’t stop here. All power to service workers.
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
Restaurant workers are organizing with @Springs_DSA! This week, they:
✊Stopped their boss from getting appointed to the school board
🌹 Had the local labor council call a boycott
Email the owners to demand they bring back two fired workers and recognize their union! (1/2)
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
Everyone who works in food service can organize. For some that may mean a union drive. For others forming health and safety committees. Or maybe your first step is to build a local network of restaurant workers in your city to strategize and lay the groundwork for future actions.
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
Get registered for tomorrow's bi-weekly ROP call Restaurant Workers Facing 2020: bit.ly/organize2020ROP
We'll keep the meeting to an hour so we can join @organizeworkers at their 8ET event - what can workers do to stop Trump from stealing the election?
See you all tomorrow.
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
Try this ONE WEIRD TRICK to make a living wage (bosses HATE this!!)
workerorganizing.org
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
Suddenly, the local service industry is fighting to unionize. Inside the pro-labor push. citypages.com/restaurants/su…
Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
We are committed to the equitable dispersement of our funds. Even for folks with insurance, mental healthcare is often inaccessible. Our mission is to help ease this financial burden. opencollective.com/atx-menta…
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Imagine just...not ever having to worry about this stuff ever again
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Texas Restaurant Organizing Project retweeted
I am a sous chef at a three meal restaurant and I am responsible for almost 50 cooks. I make $16.50 an hour but I almost cleared 50k last year because I worked 60-80 hr/wk. Right now I'm pulling in 300/wk and am being permentantly laid off at the end of the month.
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I’m a proud @austin_DSA member. Together, we’re going to win this race and make our city work for working people.
Austin DSA is proud to endorse @GregCasar for District 4. We are excited to organize in the campaign for the values that Greg has been bringing to City Hall—housing for all, immigration justice, labor protections, and ending police violence in our communities.
